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Rose N. Hood, Philadelphia, representative of the great school book bouse of Grim and Company, of Boston. Was among yet terday's visitors. Miss Emma Yarnall, of Ardmore, is the guest of Miss Rebecca Cassedy, for a f^w days. George Riley has mastered the art of aailing and takes a great many of his friends out on the bay. Yesterday be had for hi* go est Miss Nan Leonard, of Philadelphia. Miss Leonard * — returned to her home today. Rev. James 0.s McJlhenny, of Ohrist's Church, Woodbury, officiated yesterday at the funeral of Mrs. Martin P. Grey. 'H. H. Goff, secretary of the Chester Shipping Company, who has been ■topping at the Elberon with his wife and daughter, returned home today. One of the most popular ladies at the Elberon is Mrs. B. F. Johnson. She enjoys bathing greatly and her favorite suit isfalways held in reserve bv her bath house proprietor. Miss Isabel Smi'h, of Philadelphia, is a guest at the Wyoming. The Rev. P. T. H. Finn is visiting I hia Bisters, at their Lafayette street ' cottage. John Knox and Webb Levering, of | Baltimore, hat e been visiting the Misses MacDonald at their Lafayette j Btreet cottage. MtS9 Sue Mecray, of Moo'lstown, is J visiting Miss Martha G. Malty. Mrs. W. Patton has closed her Phils- ! delpliia. house a;.d is registered at the i Marcy. Mi-s Mary Hughes, who is a guest I *t the Carrol Villa, has become quite1 a skipper a- d cart be found most any- 1 time on the harbor 'n her boat. i Capt. William Thornton and family, | of Philadelphia, are guests at the ChalfoDte for the season. Miss Helen Baxter, of Wilmington, ia at tbe Colonial for the season. , Mrs. Walter Scott and daughter Clara, of 1620 Vv. Susquehanna avenue, Philadelphia, are enjoying the season i Professor Huntingdon, Robert Kern ^ and Earle McFadden, who were membarajof a popular>pera company which | performed oh. tbe pier a few years ago, were among yesterday's visitors. P. B. Conway, of Philadelphia, and ; formerly in buainem there for twenty 1 years, has accepted ^position as night clerk and auditor at the Hotel Cape i *«y. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Hackett are ' spending tbe week end at Deal Beach, j with Mrs. Hackett's sister Mrs. J. E. Dillon, of New York. - . — , . j Wilson T. Bell, of Philadeli hia, is t

one of tiw Lafayette's popular clerks. 1 John B. Morten has returned from i his extended trip through the west. < and is registered at the Star Villa. * We are glad to-jeport that Miss Mamie Finn, who haa been very ill, 1 is now convalescent. Miss Lucy E. Corson, of Court House, and Miss Mary Alderfer. of Swarthmore College, were among the arrivals yesterday and tbey will rei main a week or two. "Schnitx" Landis is down for a [ short stay at the Colonial. Mr. Edwin F. Cook, 3rd. is down at i the Hotel Cape May with his rarents. A. J. Worthington and family have opened their cottage on ^Stockton row. . R. Wister Harvey is at the Hotel ; CapeJMay for the season: Several gentlemen connected with the strong Security Insurance Company i | of New Haven. were at the Hotel Cagg. J ; Mav last evening and pronounced it the J best hotel on the coast. They were: 1 Edwin L. Carter, of Oklahoma: R. H. M. Stuart, Carl A. Stroebel. William H. Buckhardt, Jr., special agent in Philadelphia, of the strong Boston Insurmnce^Cora pany was a guest ' at the Hotel Cape May - last evening - P i and was loud iff its praises, j Mrs. Lewis J. Deacon is enteriaining Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Deacon Peterson. ' of Wayne. | , Miss Susan Campion has one of the finest rigs seen on the drive. Miss Campion is a fine horse woman and , ' handles tbe reins like an expert. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Bennett, of this city, accoropaniedrby Mr.' and Mfg. Charles Weeks, 'of Philadelphia, left yesterday afternoon for a visit with Mrs. and JMrs. John Bennett, at '■ Greenport, L. ' I. Leroy Wilson can be seen practising the "bam dance" most any time and. place. Leroy expects to be able to teach it to his friends this winter. O. A. Merchant took a ran to Mi 11ville and back Friday, in his automobile. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Williamson have returned to spend the season at the Elberon They expect a big delegation from their home town. New Albany, Indiana. Mr. Williaihson tells , an interesting story of a Hooaier boy who was hoeing corn. A man came along and said to him "Your com is - i yellow." "Yes," said the boy,. "I I planted yellow com." "Well, you ; only have half a crop," said the man. , "Yes," said the boy, "I don't expect j • any more as I planted it on shares." "You're a fool," Said the man. "I would be" said the boy, "if I was on , the other side of the fence. " Miss|S. B. Smith, of Atlantic. City, is spending a few days here with her ; sister, Mrs. John C. Little. Miss Winifred Clarke, of Haverford I Miss Winifred Haverford

is the bouse guest of Miss Ethel Ic Shields, and Miss Betty Breuil, of. Rosemont, tbe guest of Miss Cora G. Shields. On account of the death of 8 her son, Mrs. Peter Shields is living a quiet life this season and does not intend to do any entertaining at her t beautiful cottage on Beach avenue, f which the Shield family all enjoy. Former Congressman George Hires, . of Salem, is among our distinguished j visitors, a guest at the Lafayette. Capt. A. G. Bennett, and family f have returned to Cape May after a two j waek'a visit at Atlantic City. Miss Stella Lobardo, of Philadelphia, is being entertained by Dr. and Mrs. r James T. McAnulty, at their Grant 1 street cottage. [ WEST CAPE MAY'S WEEKLY HAPPENINGS Mr. and Mrs. unaries Pierson are ■ entertaining a party of young ladies. | They are Miss Bertha Rocap and Mis.-, j '■ | Marion Ro cap, nieces of Mrs. Pierj son, and their friends. Miss Myra : I Owen and Miss Ida Bullock. All the j E young ladies-aie residents of Millvillc. ; | Mrs. Carl Rutherford and little ] i daughter Charlotte, are visiting relatives in Philadelphia. ' | Mrs. Edward 0. Hughes and 'son . spent a tew days with her mother at ' j Court House. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eldredge are i , entertainiug Mrs. Snyder, of Phiiudel- j 1 phia Dr. Snyder will join his wife ; ! i here Saturday and will remain for a ! few days. , I Mrs. Milton Hand and daughter, 1 ! Mrs. Edward Little, were shopping in ' Philadelphia Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thomas and daughter, Miss Bertha, of Newark, Ohio, are making an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Afflerback. Mrs. Joseph Russell, of Philadelphia. is spending several weeks with 1 jjier brother, John MAyer and family. Mrs. E. Morris Bate and son Morris, of Philadelphia, weie called to the home of her parents by the illness and 1 death of her father, Joha D. Oraig. Mrs. Joseph Wheaton was an over Sunday visitor with her father at Port Norris. Mrs. Phene Baton, of Philadelphia, spending the summer with Mrs. Annie McKean. She celebrated her 71st birthday this week and received number of post cards. Miss Helen States attended the Epworth League Rally Day service at the Searilie Camp Meeting Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson and son, Veron, of Philadelphia, spent tbe early part of the week with Mr. an 3 firs. Charles Corson. Mrs. Jesse Parkos and Mrs. Thomas Hughes, were among the Philadelphia visitors during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Edmunds, of Philadelphia, were calling on --ce^atives here early In the week. Mr. and Mrs. William Swa n. Miss Julia Swain, Miss Emma Swain nr.d Bert'Swain, all of Philadelphia, spent Sunday here with their relatives. Upon opening his mail recently Mr. A. E. Dimmock, the leading druggist of Valdosta, Gn., found the follow ing letter. "Dear Sir:— Please find enclosed 25c for which send me by mail one box Rydale's Stomach Tablets for friend of mine. I bought a 60c box some time go and was completely cured +of bad case of stomach trouble. My friend is also, a sufferer from indigestion and dyspepsia and wants to try them. Rydale's Stomach Tablets are a blessing to stomach sufferers and too much good cannot be said about them." R. E. MITCHELL, Stockton, Ga. If you are a sufferer but skeptical, write Mr. Mitchell, or for the small , ,sum of 25c get a trial box and be convinced. V. M. D. Marcy & Co. ju COLD SPRINd Mrs. Joseph McKissic attended the Grange Monday evening. Thoa. Hanley visited C. H. Hand over Sunday. j i Miriam Levy, of Philadelphia, is j | visiting Millicent Ohadwick. . Miss A- C. Knight called on A. I ; Matthews Monday. ! j Jere'Hand is not in good health at j present writing. Mr. Anthony Cresse is on the sick j : list. Merchant Thomas Soults serves the ■ public with ice cream Tuesday evenings of each week. > The Ladies' Missionary Society held j a handkerchief fair and festival under i the "spreading branches" of the old 1 cak in front of the Chapel, Thursday , evening of last week. Net profits were ] more than $30. The funeral of Join Russell occurred : on Saturday, July 18. Interment at j F resbyterian cemetery. Mr. . Russell ' • was a former resident, and at one time a , prosperous merchant of this village, but latterly made hia home at I May's Landing. Ilia death was due to 1 an accident, a fishhook having caught : in his hand, causing lockjaw. He was j removed to Cooper Hospital, Camden, but medical skill failed to prevent the , sad result Three children suivive , him, Mrs. Eva Swalley acd Miss , Bertha Russell, of Philadelphia, and ) Daniel Russell, of Cape May. Amasa Walter visited friends here ] "d week.

si Miss Hannah |Hoffman, of Green Creek is visiting her cousin, Miss Wid- '• die Hoffman. 'f Mr. and Mrs. L. Parvin, accompanied g : by their son Albert, of Elmer, spent last week with relatives. n •r Miss Olive Douglass has returned ■ ', ; from a trip to Mauch Chunk, and other ] I points. d REST THE WORLD AFFORDS "It gives me unbounded 'pleasure to ] recommend Bucklen's Arnica Salve." 0 says J. W Jenkins, of Obapel Hill, N. i | C. "1 am convinced it's the best salve , j the world affords. It cured a felon on ' j my thumb, and it never fails to heal " | every sore, burn or wound to wfricb it t | is applied. 25c at Aft Druggists. ju ERMA ! Mrs. A. Hawn is visiting relatives ! t 5; at Div iding Creek ^id other points. 1 1 We wish her an enjoyable trip. I Rev. B. F. Sbeppara is on the sick 1 1 e | list- I The house of George Hawn was 5 1 badly damaged during the electrical I storm of July 14. It had but recently ' ] been remodelled. 1 e | John C. Bates was thrown to the j * | ground during last week's thundef s e | storm at Bennett's station, while wait- t ing there for the rain to cease suffi- \ I ciently for him to start on his home- ( 1 ward journey. THE REMEDY THAT DOES v I "Dr. King's New Discovery is th , ! remedy that does the healing others " s I promise but fail to perform, " says , C i I Mrs. E. R. Pierson, of Auburn Cen- j ] tre. Pa." It is curing me of throat" , j and lung trouble of long standing, that d ■ otiter treatments relieved only teinpor- n s arily. New Dis-overy is doing me so much good tliat i feel confident its conj tinued use for a reasonable lengih cf " time will restore me to perfect " ' health." This ben"wned cough and 1 cold remedy and throat and lung healer - coia remeuy ana tnroat ana lung healer

. is soid at All Drug .stores. 5uc and ' . $1.00. Trial bottle free. ju j i FISMNfi CREEK. i Mesdames S. Bate and A. Matthew , I drove to Cold Spring Saturday. Mrs. Bate is agent for the Grand Union Tea ' : Co. Richard^Iatthcws took tea with his son Albert at Cold Spring Friday. 1 Miss Ruth" McPh rson was Etunned daring the severe thunder storm last ■ week but has recovered from the I shock. -- ' Mrs. Laura S peace and son of Cape ■ May. spent a Tew days with her 1 ; mother, Mr=- O. Matthews ' Reuben Mount, of Holly Beach, ,

called cn hia friend. R. Hoffman, on Sunday last. I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stites, of Holly ' spent last week with relatives in our village. Walter Rrown's~son, of Philadelphia, I is visiting I is uti' le Lem. Schrilenger, for a few days. | Mr. and Mrs. Whitehead, of Mill- ] ville, is visiting his apcle, Jimmie DikeMr. and Mrs. Durrell Woolson. Mr. I and Mrs Whitehead, spent Friday at Holly Beach. ' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stites, Mr. and , Mrs. Lemuel Schellenger and son and j ! Harry Brown, of Philadelphia, took in j ; the sights o* Cape May on Friday I evening. Miss Dannie Hoffman was over night | visitor with Miss Sarah Woolson. Mrs. Lemuel Schellenger and sister. | Hannah Woolson. went to Seaviile i Camp Meeting on Wednesday, where they have a cottage every year. Their | father and mother and husband will j join them on Saturday. Miss Mary Snyder while in the city I struck in the eye with a large bug. supposed to be a kissing bug. She suffered very much with it. She doesn't like that kind of kissing. Mr. and Mrs. Swain Woolson, of Cape Point, spent Sunday last with

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GREEN CREEK. I F rank Wall of Camden, spent Friday ' with Mr. and Mrs. James S*ain. i Augutus Key. of Mill ville. who is- ! summering at Atlantic City, spent Friday night here with his mother. ' Several of our people drove to Court ' on ihursfiay to witness the Mr. and Mrs*. Charles Loper diove Wildwoud on Friday. Boats are carrying the king crabs to factory. Miss Emma Conover. who has been . in Baltimore since last fall, has returned .home. She will tent at Sea-, ville Camp Meeting with Mr. and Mrs. ■ Charles Schellenger. . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Loper, of Baltimore, are spending a few weeks here : with her moilisr, Mrs. Julia Conover. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Loper of Baitiare visiting Mr. acd Mrs. i Loper. . Mr. and Mrs. Lehrqa.n Richmond , drove to Holly Beach on Friday afterEld. Chan«e and James Daugherty , made a business trip to Holly Beach on Saturds"-. Wilbert Davis has purchase! the

i home of Mrs. George Cresse and she is having a new one built at Cold ? Spring and will make her future home b there. Mrs. Stillwell Townaend, son and , daughter, of Court House, spent a day , last week here with ber parents. Rev. Elizah Tozer aud wife spent - Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Coleman s Fisher at Rio Grande. The Ladies' Aid Society held a meet- • ig at the parsonage to arrange to paper t and buy a new carpet Charles. Loper is building a new corn i crib to put his crop in. i M^. and Mrs. Richard Holmes drove i j to Goshen Sunday evening. f | Eli Johnson is building a new boat. | James Swain In company with^Geo. , 1 Hand of Holly Beach, Tisited Tuckaboe I one day last week. . Captain Joseph James spent several - 1 days at home this week, his son Her- - berc going to New York to look after r the vessel. He brought lumber from 1 [Charleston. I Mrs. Maud Ca there, of Douglas ville, ' j|is spending this week here with her , sister,' Mrs. Walter Schellenger. ; Joseph Camp and family Sundayed t at Cape May. / Mrs. Charles Vanaman, of Diss . Creek, called on friends here on Moni day afternoon. ( Stanford Robinson and mother were

r at Cape May on Saturday. He is taking music lessons tbere. Several loads from here .drove to Wildwood on Saturday evening. s : William Hollingsead and grandson, s Earl, drove to Court House on,Sunday. - " Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Conover spent I Sunday at Holly Beach, j i Mrs. Edward Hollingsead, son and 1 daughter were visitors at the county ' b | seat on Thursday. ' i Mesdames .Maggie Schellenger and j j Susan Hickman met the Rio Grande b ; Aid Society to confer with them about | papering the parsonage. J I Richard Stites, of Ocean City, and 1 Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Madore, of Palj myra, visited Mr. and Mrs. William 1 | Eldredge and wife at J. H- Schellen- ' i' get's, coming in their auto. They had all the family out for an auto ride. 5 1 Mrs. Alena Crowley, and daughter 1 1 Gladys are spending this month here | with friends. "Her daughter Nellie ik : visiting Mr. and Mrs. George T. Har 1 ; ris iu Trenton,, she being named for Mrs. Harris. ! Joseph Camp has been at Diss Creek with his gaspline engine threshing 1 grain for tine farmers there. Our Junior Epworth League at '•'tended Seaviile camp :n a Jbofly on Thursday. Mrs. Nelson Hand, Mrs. Uriah C i Cresse and Mr. and Mrs. George Hal- [ here on Tuesday. " ' [ Mrs. Jerry Foster has been at Kio , Grande for the past two veeks caring v for the sick. Walter Watson, of Goshen, is spending this week here with his uncle, ■ Hickman. ^ CASTOH.IA. * Bem the ^liifl Ami! You Haie Ahrare 8ea£tt I £

RALLY DAY AT THE OLD BRICK 1 During the couree of the next few days every friend and member of the Old Brick Church, Oold Spring, will receive a letter of which the- following ia a copy : "Dear Friend: This letter is addressed to you as one interested in the Old Brick Oburcfc at, - Cold Spring, New Jersey, which has been bo intimately connected with the lives and history of the people of Lower Cape May County for "nearly two hundred years. On account of the death and removal of many of the old mem here of the church, the edifice has not been supported and maintained as many of its friends oould have desired. The interior of the -church has nol — been painted for more than twenty-five years, and at a meeting of the friends and members, held on the 5th day of July, it was decided to have a grand rally day at the old sanctuary when its members and friends could be present and make contribution for tbe thorough painting and renovating of the structure. According^, the ffadersigned Committee was appointed for the puroose, andlSunday, August 16th next, was selected as the day. Appropriate exercises will be held on that date and the attendance of^every friend of the church is desired. Special apeakoi the church is desired. Special speak-

ing and singing will be provided, and the Committee looks for'a pleasant reunion of old friends and neighbors. We trust that you will mak^ an earnest effort to be at the service on August 16th. In advance of -the day above mentioned the Committee desires to secure as many subscriptions to tbe fund as possible. A large sum will be required to put tbe Old Church in first class condition. We will appreciate it if you will communicate with tbe uodersigced, or any other member of the Committee, and let us know if we depend upon your contribution and also your presence at the Rally on August 16th. The purpose is surely a good one. for the Old Brick Church is dear to the hearts of all its friends." The foreeoirg letter nee'ls no explanation but speaks for itself. It will bear the signature of some memof the Committee which is composed of the following persons : N. Petry Edmunds, Mrs. Miranda Reevfs, Rol'is Hoffman, DrT Clarence S. Eldredge. Mrs. Electa Edmunds, Joseph H. Brewton. Harry Tl. Eldredge, Chairman. The coperation of every friend of i he old church is earnestly sol i cited andTi-.e Committee would be k lad to communicate with anyone who may be' in any way interested. It is hoped that there will be liberal response to the appeal which those who have the matter in charge are making. The for the rally »n August 16 s will be printed in a later issue. JSIT EXACTLY RIGHT. "I nave used Dr. King's New Life Pills for several years, and find them just exactly right, "says Mr. A. A. of Harrisville. N. Y. New Life Pills relieve without the least discomfort. Best, remedy ^ for consupa- " i ''

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