4 CAPE MAY STAR AND WAVE, SATURDAY MAY 16, 1908.

CAPE IAT STAR AND WAVE Ocew Win csubliihrd it*; Sou of ike Cape cataUkhad Oft Merged in Star and Ware 1907 0 Fomt eloae Tharwiay £»wi»*. Hwt4 eack week cm Friday erenmg. <>m of cava circulation, Saturday morning. I HuHHii Prtct, Ok Mbr 1 Tnr h AMtct Thh paper r mcarec at the pott ofke a. ««on d tlaai poatal mattei. ADVrRTTSINr. V ATFS — Frtrtke cm.ycetiet.ce of tkoae deaMnc to *cn<1 adtrertiaementa by man. Caah to accompany tire order. . Legal ad*frt;«e ret. 'e. per line ft rat in«rtion: jc per line eack additional imertton. aottpeml ,*Slt5eineertio"«. a« cent* per Inch. Traneient Adaetfkinr t; cent* per inch en*h)«crtion. < Adrertialng mnmns for ,7l"«ertior. c orer. or -sStiSrehKiSsS lnotioa: 90 cent* three !n*ert»on*. Thirteen time* Or more, "three cent* per line. , _ . . Qaarided adretliring. one cent per word each InA1I resolution* of condolenca from lodgl*. or other ortcaoirati-o., amnda^ooa or lndirndtmU. nfetad for pu^icatk.c. either in or dally , edition', will he charted for at the rate of one dollar or any resolution occupyioc three iKkri «»«gece or eaa. a id fire cent* per line in addition for each additional line. •TAR AND WAVE PUBLISHING CO. *18 and *17 Washington Street Aaron W. Hand. Oeneral Manager TO OUR Headers -»l *ou do not ^Ituln Tour paper leeulatly. we will consider it a faror If yon win report the matter at tec. No attention paid tn nnal|pied^crtmtnun'carioTi». ^n mrwt else their old a* w»I?aa their new addre*«. The Star and Ware Inrhea all of ha reader! to tend to It by telephone or letter, or to bring to it prraonally, any intereating newt that may come in their way. Such obliging aid win be warmly ap*^n>e Star and Waee guamntee. each week a larger Circulation than any other paper in Cape MayfYnnty. If any adeertUer can proee thi* »tatetncnt i« Incorrect. hi* adeettiiement wOl be inwgtcd free. . TELEPHONFBt M-fhlMi aOMIc, m H4I I Eisttrt, II 179impri— t iiysieM Pkni tw i ADDRESS CAPE MAY STAR AND WAVE i PtRADQPtftA AGENT E. P. Stilts, Jr. 5534 Wyataslng Aw. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE By virtue of an order of the Orphana' rCoart of the Oounty of Cape May, made on the first day of April, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and eight, the Subscriber, administrator of the estate of Mortimer D. Learning, deceased, will on Monday, the first day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine honored and eight, at two o'clock in the afternoon/aell at public vendue, at the office of Samuel F. Eldredge, No. 810 Washington street. Cape May City New Jersey, the undivided on^-half interest whereof Mortimer*D. Learning ffied, seised, (which is subject to the right of dower of Harriet A. Learning, widow of James Learning, deceased), in a certain tract of land and premises. *itnate> lying and being on the Westerly side of JJecatur street, in the City of Cape Mayr in the County of Oape May, and State of New Jersey, adjoining lands of Henry S. Rutherford, and bounded as follows, towit : Beginning at a point in the old side lioe of Decatur street, sixteen and one half feet from the centre thereof and at the most northerly comer of what was formely McMackins. now Henry S. Rutherford '8 land, and running thence thereby and at- right angles with said street South sixty-four degrees and twenty minutes West one hundred and twenty-one and fivetenths (121 5-10) feet to a lot formerly Charlotte Bridenthal's; thencw North twenty-five degrees and forty minutes West, thirty (30) feet to a corner; thence by a new division made line North sixty four degrees and twent>\ minutes East one hundred and twentyone and five tenths (121 5-10) feet to the old side line of Decatur street and aixteen and one-half feet from the centre line thereof ; thence along said side lire South twenty-five degrees and forty minutes East thirty (30) feet to the place of beginning. Containing within said bounds three thousand, six hundred and forty-five square feet of land more, or less. JOSEPH E. LEAMINGk Administrator. Samuel f. eldredge. Proctor. P. F. 19. K 5-2- 5ts

COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION. The nineteenth competitive examination for Free Scholarship in the New Jersey State College for the benefit of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts under the Act of March 31st, 1890, as amended by Chapter 90 of the laws of 1906, will be held at each County Court House in the State on Saturday, June 6th. 1908, beginning promptly at 9 a. m. and continuing until 5 p. m. One scholarship is allotted to Cape May County. In 1908, the number of points required for admission. will be 124. On June 6th. candidates will be examined in: Algebra, counting as 2 points j Plane Geometry, counting as 1 point Solid Geometry, counting as J point English A and B, counting as 3 points United States History, count- _ ing as 1 point Chemistry and Physics, either, counting as 1 point or both 3 points In view of the present limited time allowance of one day the County Superintendent will hold an Adjourned session in the Court House on the morning of June 13tH, between 9 and 1 o'clock, or competitors may, if they prefer, trie the remaining requisite ' examinations to secure a total of 134 points at the Oollege, either on Saturday, June 13th; or on Tuesday. September 22nd, as may better suit the individual convenience of the candidate. On June 13th. candidates will be examined in German, French or Latin, two years of either, counting as^-9 points Optional subjects, from the following list to make 124 points, counting as l point (») Ancient History, counting as 1 point

I (c) Ens list. History, counting i a* 1 point i (d) Additional German. French. t or Latin, providing a total of not mere than three points t will be allowed in any one < language, nor a total of more « than four points in foreign « languaces, each additional year, counting as 1 point i j For further information write to the I Registrar. Rutgers College, New i Brunswick, N. J., or to > O. 0. BARR. | , Connty Superintendent of Schools. , 3 5-9 it * AN-cblNANCE. * 1 ii 1 j. "To regulate the Dumping of Refuse and Waste." ,r The Board of Health of the City of j '« Cape May by virtue of ..the provisions • M of the Act of the LWIlature of the ! r>- Stale of New Jersey, entitled. "An ! Act to eslanlish in this state Board of t " Health and a Bureau of *Vital Statis- , i j tics and to define their respective i " powers and duties: Approved March £ 81st, 1887, the several supplements and t amendments thereto, and of others . acts, doth ordain: _ ' >• An ordinance to regulate the Dump- ; ing of Refuse and Waste within the City of Cape May. and to provide a i penalty for L-J neglect to' comply : «• therewith : J,' Be it ordained and enacted bf the . i. Board of Health of the City of Cape ! May : First That from and after the pas- ! I, sage of this ordinance, no place /or the . in deposit of refuse, waste from stores, i r lots or yards, shall be maintained . „ within or upon any street °r 1 it- other premises within the limits of the i "■ City of Cape May, other than the pub- i lie dumping ground designated by the i Board of Health, and under such rules and regulations as the said Board may i prescribe. Second. And be it further ordained ; i that the Dumping Ground shall be lo- . i eated at the northeast terminus of ColI I umbia avenue, and on the northwest ] I side of said avenue. Third. And be it further ordained, that | the use of the public Dumping Ground for the deposit of such refuse and waste as in the opinion of the Board of ; Health is, or may be detrimental to 1 > health, is hereby prohibited. Fourth. And be it further ordained | . that any person, persons or corpora- ' " tion violating any of the provisions of * this ordinance, shall upon conviction 5 forfeit and pay a penalty of $20 for each and every offense. . ; Fifth. And be it further ordained. I that all ordinances or parts of ordi- ' nances supplementary or amendatory " thereto, and inconsistent with this or- ® dinance, be. and the same are hereby J repealed, and that this ordinance ah *11 take effect immediately, - * " DR. A. L. LEACH. f ^ President. ' *■ WM. PORTER. Secretary. \ B Dated at Cape May. May 4th, 1908. 5-8 2t ! ; ; — 1 » l ; AH ORDINANCE ENT11LED ; ' "An ordinance providing for the is- 1 suance and sale of bonds of the City of £ Cape May, New Jersey, to the amount I „ of One hundred and fifty thousand \ I Dollars to provide the necessary j j funds to pay for the eon- j , struction of sewer and storm water ' . drains in said City and improvement of . the Water Works, Water Mains, and £ furnishinR a greater supply of good a 9 water to the City of Cape May. ( Be it ordained and enacted by the | a 9 inhabitanta of the City of Oape May, t " in City Council assembled, end it is ( J hereby enacted by the authority of the ( ! Section 1. That when this ordinance J ; shall have been regularly passed and > i. shall have taken effect, the City Coun- ' . cil or the proper Committee or com- ' , mittees thereof may without further ® I order advertise for bids for the im- J Kovem'-nt of the Water Works, 1 ater Mains, and furnish a greater c j supply of good water to the 1 , City of Cape May, And the J , construction of sewers and storm water c j drains in accordance with the petitions, c r plans and specifications on file on the f following named streets and avenues. r Pittsburg avenue from Vermont avenue to the outlet into Devil's d Reach, Texas avenue from Massa- p chusetts avenue to Washington street, d Massachusetts avenue, from Texas ave- c nue to East street, and on Washing- a - ton street from Texas avenue to its

Eastern extremity. Trenton avenue from Massachusetts , avenue, to Vermont avenue, Indiana v avenue from Michigan avenue, to West f street Union street from .Lafayette s street to Washington street. Washings ton street from Union street to West f street West street from Washington t street to Missouri avenue: MassaB chusetts avenue from West street to Reading^a venue, V ermont avenue from Massachusetts avenue to Reading , avenue, Missouri avenue, from Indiana avenue to Reading avenue. Trenton avenue from Massachusetts avenue to Vermont avenue and Pitts- 1 . burg avenue, Trenton -avenue. Reading avenue, and Philadelphia avenues from | s New Jersey avenue to Idaho avenue, ■ Trenton avenue from Beach avenue to 1 Idaho avenue/ Trenton ar*ooe from 1 , Idaho aveppe to North Side of Cape 1 May. ave! rue. Michigan avenue from 1 Madison avenue to Indiana avenue. West street from Indiana avenue to 1 Massachusetts avenue. West street from ■ i Massachusetts avenue to Washington * , street, Washington street from Scbel- ! lenger street Jo Schellenger's Landing, I New Jersey avenue from Madison avenue to Philadelphia avenue. 1 Whioh bids shall be received and ' ■ opened in Common Council of said , City, and the award of the contract to | the lowest responsible bidder or bid- ; ders shall be made by the said City Council at such time or times as said Council shall determine to make such J award, or.said Coubcil may if in their judgment it be advisable, to employ workmen and furnish material for the construction of said work or said por- , tion threreof as they deem advisable. Section S. And be it ordained that the said City Council shall without further ;or other order, or ordinance for th^ purpose, borrow^forithe ^^of i Fifty Thousand Dollars, and issue < t hoods of the City pursuant 'j

to the provisions of an act of the legislature of the State of New Jersey entitled "An Act to Authorize anyCity of this State to raise money either by Temporary loans or by issue or issues of bonds, for any sum nit exceeding fifteen per centum per annum of the taxable value of the real and personal property rated for assessment in such City and to use the same for the purpose of retiring floating or matured bonded indebtedness, for the enlargement and improvement of the public buildings, water works, sewer- i age system and for oth-r lawful purposes of auch City," approved March 32nd, 1904, and tne various acts Supplementary thereto and amendatory thereof. The proceeds from the sale of bonds shall be used as follows : For the Cost of House Sewers Michigan Avenue, the sum of $24,534.00; South Street, the sum of ; $2250 00 ; Indiana Avenue, the Bum of ' $16,965.00; West Street, the sum of i $4127.75; Washington Street, the sum r of $3907.55; Trenton Avenue, the sum of $4835. 00; -New Jersey Avenue, the i sum of $1669.95. There shall be used from the prrI ceeds of the sale of said bonds the for i lowing sums of moneys for the payment of a system of storm water • sewers as follows: Madison Avenue, the sum ot i $2580.33 ; Benton Avenue, the sum of $2475 00; Franklin Street, the sum of $770.60; Jefferson Street, the sum of i $508.75; Stockton Avenue, the sum of $462.50; Ocean Street, Gnerney Street and Columbia Avenue, the sum of $8960.00; Union Street, the sum i 9*847.66 ; Washin gton street the sum of $2378. 05 ; Philad elphia Avenue the sum I of $264U.90 ; Read ing Avenue, the sum ' of $8291.40; Trenton Avenue, the i sum of $8926.40; Pittsburg Avenue, the sum of $5303.50 ; West Street, the i sum of $1826.25; Massachusetts i Avenue, the sum of $2237.00 ; Vermont Avenue, the sum of $600.00; Missouri Avenue, the sum of $541.50; Indiana ; Avenue the sum of $1148 20; Texas Avenue, the sum of $738.00. And there shall he u&ed from the proceeds of the sale of said bonds the sum of fifty thosuand dollars to be ex- ; pended in the improvement of the i Water Works and the addition of new [ wells, waier mains, to furnish a ■ greater supply of good water to the , inhabitants of the City of Cape May. The bonds shall bear date the first 1 day of May, A. D.. 1908, and draw interest at the rate of five per centum per annum payable semi annually, and said bonds shall not be sold at less than their par or face value; said bonds shall be in denominations of One Dollars each, and one-third of the cost of house sewers shall be issued ! in long term bonds payable in thirty years from their date, and twothirds of the cost of house sewers shall be issued in short term bond and payable in two years from their date. Eighty-Jive thousand dollars of the cost of 8 to rm sewt-rs and water improvements shall be issued in long term bonds, payable in thirty years from their date, and five thousand dollars of the cost of storm sewers shall be issued in short term bonds, and payable in two years from their date, and all moneys received from the assessments of the adjacent properties for the cost of the construction of raid shall be paid into a fand and preserved intact to discharge raid short tenn sewer bonds at their maturity. Said long term bonds shall be coupon bonds and said short term bonds shall be registered bonds without coupons. ~ Secton 3. And be it further ordained and enacted that the Mayor is hereby authorized to sign raid bonds and the Clerk to attest the same, and to j affix the corporate seal of the City thereto and the City Treasurer to the same and sign the couthereto attached and the Finance Committee are hereby authorized and directed to prepare said bonds ready for execution by the officers of the City hereinabove named; and upon their execution as herein directed, to sell th • same or any part thereof J or the best Price which may be obtained therefore not 'ess than the par value thereof and upon the sale thereof or any part thereof and the payment thereof, the proceeds of such rale or rales shall be applied to defray the cost of the construction of the sewers and improvements to the water works herein referred to. Section 4. And be it further orand erected that upon the completion of the" sewer work ordered under the provisions of this ordinance the costs thereof shall be assessed to the adjacent properties respectively, tx^the 3 amount of the benefits conferred upon r r rS n

said properties- re*pectively, in accor3 dance with the' provisions of the Char- , ter of the City of Cape May an<i existt ing 'hws governing such City as to as- . sessmenta, raid assessments shall be . made immediately upon the completion : of such work and become payable in i three months from the date of ta:h assessment , Section 5. And be it further ordained , and enacted that upon the issuance of • si-id bonds an amount equal to two per / centum per annum, ahall be paid into the sinking fund to create a sufficient ; fund to meet such long and short term outstanding sewer and water bonds at their maturity, and there shall be assessed annually in the City of Cape May the necessary taxes to pay into the raid sinking fund annually the necesamount, and also to pay the annual interest on said long term and short term bonds. Section. 6. And be it further ordained and enacted that this ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its passage and due publication. Approved May 6th, 1908. F.WARE. President of Council. F. J. MELVIN, Mayor. Attest: JNO. W. THOMPSON. 5-9 3t • Recorder. . AN ORDINANCE » AN ORDINANCE FOR THE LIGHTING OF THE.STREETS AND PUBLIC PLACES IN THE CITY OF CAPE MAY. BY GAS. AND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A CONTRACT FOR THAT PURPOSE WITH THE OAPE MAY ILLUMINATING COMPANY. Whereas, The contract heretofore made by the City of Cape May with the Oape Island Gas Company, now the Cape May Illuminating Company, beari ing date the second day of Jure, A. D.,

ie . ' nineteen hundred and three, providing ,s for the lighting of the streets and pub|t lie places of the City of Cape May, pj witn ' gas, for a period of five years a from the second day of June, A. D., lg nineteen hundred and "three; i^ about to expire, and it is desirabhNtti provide p that the streets and public places in ie the City of Cape May. be lighted with j. gas, aft»r the expiration of raid conie tract, and w Whereas., The Cape May Illuminata ing Company now owning and operatic ing the only gas plant in raid City, has offered to light said streets and public it places with gas for the term of five i- years from and after the second day of ii June, A- D.. nineteen ' hundred and r, eight, at Three Dollars per month per is light, provided at least fifty single ind candescent gas lights of the Welsbach ie or similar mantel pattern enclosed in d improved boulevard lantern set on iron e posts, are used. n Section 1. Be it ordained and enacted )- by the inhabitants of the City of Cape II May in City Council^ assembled, and it >. is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, that the streets and public e places in the City of Cape May, be i_ lighted with gas lights tor the term of _ five years beginning on the secozd day g of June, A. D., nineteen hundred and L eight. II Section 2. And be it further ordained and enacted by the authority aforesaid, ^ that the following contract for that purpose be entered into by the City of r Cape May witb the Cape May Illuminj ating Company for that purpose, d "THIS AGREEMENT. Made and t entered into this second dey of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand n ' ire hundred and eight, between Cape il May Illuminating C. mpany, a corporation and body politic of the State of d New Jersey, of the first part, and the v City of Cape May. of the second part, e Witnesseth, That the raid parties 0 hereto have, for and in consideration y of the premises, mutually bargained a and agreed as follows, that is to say : First. That the said Cape May I'r: luminating Company doth hereby bar1 gain and agree to furnish to the said r City, for the term of five years from y the second day of June, A. D., niner teen hundred and eight, at least fifty • (50) single incandescent gas lights of t. the Welsbach or similar mantel pat- - tern, enclosed in i m proved "Boulevard - lantern set on iron posts at such points v in raid city as is first determined upon ■ , by City Council of said City. It being I unders ood and agreed that the super- ? vision and control of the same mav be - possessed by raid City Council or by u such'comm ttee thereof as it may lawfully designate for that purpose. Said Cape May Illuminating Company shall at all tiroes during the term herebv granted, keep said posts, lamps a"d j lanterns in repair, light and extinguish „ the same at its own expense, and keep g the same burning "II night and everv . night from dark to daylight. n from to daylight.

Second The said City doth hereby ._ bargain and agree to and with the said .. Cape May Illuminating Company, to pay to it for such lights, at the rate 'e of Three Dollars per month per light n each and every month during the conn tinuance of this agreemnt, on the first .. Wednesday after the first Tuesday of each and every month. The raid city j so have the privilege, however, to f make deductions from raid total price r at the rate of two cents per hour for 0 each light not lighted and burning t trom dark to daylight, as a penalty a against raid Cape May Illuminating t Company, and that the report of the policemen on the several beat6 on' : raid streets, of lights not burning, e shall be- taken as evidence in making I - raid deduction, provided raid reports of ; - said lights not burning, be furnished j to raid Cape May Illuminating Com- I pany daily whenever such failure to 1 1 burn occurs, by the Chief of Police. I 1 Any lamp having an imperfect or 1 - broken mantle and not giving the j proper light, shall be taken as a lamp I

g not burning and deductions made therey. for according to this section. ( Third. It is mutually bargained and s agreed that the said city shall have , the right and privilege of increasing t the number of street lights above the e limited-number of fifty as herein pron vid-d. upon notificatiou to raid Cape h May Illuminating Company of its desi'e so to do, and the sSi^ Cape May Illuminating Company on its ipart agrees to furnish the same. The raid city is to pay and the said Cape May Illuminating Company, is to receive | compensation for such additional lights j therefor, at the rate of three dollars j f per lamp per month, payable monthly | a in the same mannerias hereinbefore pror vided for payment herein. Fourth. That the party of the sech ond part will utder this contract at all n times use and pay for not less than n fifty gas lights, and the party of the first part will furnish that number and d as many more than fifty as the City e Council may direct, to be paid for as t above specified. f Fifth- It is further agreed and unc derstood that this agreement is to ap- j e ply to and bind the successors and asf signs of che raid parties to these y pressnts j In Witness Whereof, the raid Cape May illuminating Company bath • i caused its common or corporate seal to ; , be hereunto affixed and these p.raents i to be signed by ita President, attested ! f by its Secretary . and the iraid Cjty of ' . Cape May hath caused its corporate 1 seal to be hereunto affixed, and these 1 j to be signed by the Mayor and attested t by the Recorder, iu accordance with j directions of the City Council of the City of Cape May, the day and year ' 1 first above written. " ^Signed, sealed and delivered, in the ■ ' presence of President. ' Attest: Secretary. | Mayor 1 1 i Attest: Recorder. | S-ction 3. And be it further or- 1 ' dained and enacted by the authority ; aforesaid, that the Mayor f sa d Citv 1 of Cape May, be and he is hereby 1 authorized and empowered to sign such 1 contract, and that such signature shall j ' b- attested bv the City Recorder. * * Section 4.* Arid be it furth ror- | dained that this ordinance shall Jake 1 | effect upon its passage and~3ue pubHT 1 1 Approved May Hth. 1908. S. F. WARE. Presiden' of Council?- ' F. J. MELVIN. 1 Mayor, j ; Attest: JNO. W THOMPSON, j 5*1 >'i 3t Record' r. I WHAT IS A COLD in the head? ' " Nothing to worry about if you treat it 1 i with Ely's Cream Balm. Neglected, ' the cold may grow into cajarrh, and ' the air nassaves be so inflamed that ie

y you' have to fight for every breath. It 3 is true that Ely's Cream Balm masters 0 catarrh, promptly. But you know the e old raying about the ounce of prevent tion. Therefore use Cream Balm when - the cold in the head shows itself. All t druggists, 50c., or mailed by Ely Bros., f 56 Warren 6treet, New York. I' 1 PROPOSALS FOt A GRAVEL ROAD. CAPE MAY CO.. NJ. ' r Sealed proposals will be received by r the Board of Chosen Freeholders of ' Cape May County, N. J.. until twelve X o'clock noon of the day of its meeting, 3 on the 8th day of June, nineteen hunlldred and eight (1908) at Cape May , Court House, New Jersey, for the conX struction of a Gravel Road from Gedar f . Swamp Creek Bridge, near Peters- j 1 | burg, to the Draw Bridge, over the | ■ 1 Tuckahoe River, at Tuckahoe. a dis- > tance of four and two hundred sixty-'' i four thousandths (4.264) miles, and i r known *as ! he second section of the . i | Tuckahoe Road. Said road to-be con- ! 1 j structed according to plans and specifi- 1

. cations, which may be seen at the office of Hon.;Frederick Gilkyson, State I Commissioner of Public Roads. Tren- . ton, N. J. ; at the residence of A. B. , Smith, Director, Beesley'B Point; J. . P. Fox. Ocean City ; Charles Clouting. Sea Isle City ; J. D. Ludlam, South . Dennis, and Henry S. Rutherford. , Cape May City, or at the office of the ■ Engineer at Ocean City. N. J. ; On the day and date first mentioned, I all proposals received for said work ■ will be immediately opened and public- . I ly read by the Board of Chosen Free- , I holders of Cape May County, N. J., i : the raid Board reserving the right to reject any or all bids. . i * Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check to the amount of One Thousand Dollars (1,000), drawn payale to the order of Anthony B. Smith, director of the Board of Chosen Free- | holders of Cape Mav County," New j Jersey. The successful bidder will be required to execute, within ten days after the contract has been awarded to him, a bond in such sum, and with such security as shall be approved by the Board of Chosen Freeholders; said bond shall be in a sum not less than the estimated cost of the road when completed. , Each bidder will be required to submit »o the State Commissioner of Public Roads, Hon. Frederick Gilkyson. Trenton, N. J., and to the Engineer, prior to the time of submitting bid for construction, a sample of each class of gravel he proposes to use in the construction of this road. All proposals must be on the regular "Proposal" form provided for the purpose; sealed and plainly marted on the outside of envelope enclosing them, "Proposal foi Second Section Tuckahoe Road. " By order of "Board of Freeholders." ANTHONY B. SMITH. Director. | R. FENDALL SMITH. I 5-16 3t County Engineer. A HOUSE PARTY Miss Dorothy Bockius entertained a party over Saturday and Sunday at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. Mecray. It was a very enjoyable affair. Those include! wegs : Miss May tytzgerald, of Mechantvllle ; Miss Elizabeth Bockius, of Wilmington: Miss Lena {Kennedy, of Cape May ; . RossMurrell, of Merchantville ; Elmer of Millville ; Dr. Town, of NarIt is impossible for any drug to digest food without the aid of the stomach. Man cannot do nature's work — he - an only assist her. and any concern claiming that they have a remedy that will digest food without the aid of the t win digest rood without the aid of the

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i kTUD A STOMACH SPECIALIST l_I/~\I TQC I i NLtT ALWAYS III YOUR * IV/vOCl f IRYDALE-S by ■ V., M. D. Marcy and Co. J Woodruf) Eldredge. West Cape May i * >