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SHERIFF'S SALE. Bj» virtue of a wriLof fieri faeiaa, to me directed, issued out of the Court of ' Chancery of the State of New Jersey. I will expose for sale at public vendue between the hours of 12 and 6 o'clock, to wit, at l :80 o'clock in th» afternoon at the Sheriff's office in Cape May Court House. Cape May County New Jersey, on MONDAY, JULY 12th, 1909, ALL those certain tracts or parcels of land and premises hereinafter particularly described, situate in the City of Ocean City, in the County of Cape May. and State of New Jersey, and shown on "Plan No. 4 of Bay Front Lota in Ocean City. N. J.. Pleasure Park Tract," ana known and designated thereon as Lots Nos, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 66. 66, 67. 68. 69. 70.71, 72. 73. 74 and 76, and bounded as fallows : BEGINNING" at a point where the Northwesterly side live of Bay avenue intersects the Northeasterly side of Fifteenth street, and running from thence in a Norihwesterly direction, along the Northeasterly side line of said. Fifteenth street, the distance of four hundred feet to a point in the intersection of said Fifteenth street with the Southeasterly side line of Prospect avenue/m said plan ; thence along the said line of Prospect avenue, in a Northeasterly direction, and at right angles to said Fifteenth street, the distance of one hundred feet to a fifteen feet wide street ; thence at right angles to>aid Prospect avenue, and along the side line of said fifteen feet wide street, and parallel to the aforesaid Northeasterly side line of Fifteenth 1 Street, in a Southeasterly direction, the distance of four hundred feet to a point in the Northwesterly side line of •aid Bay avenue ; thence along the Northwesterly side line of said Bay avenue, in a Southwesterly direction, the distance of one hundred feet to the place of beginning. Each lot being tweniy-five feet in front or breadth by .one hundred feet in length or depth. ALSO ALL those four certain lots of land situate as aforesaid and numbered on said plan as Lota Nos. 108, 109, 110 and 111, and bounded as follows : BEGINNING at a point where the . Southwesterly side'line of Fourteenth streets intersects the Southeasterly side line of Prospect avenue, and running from thence in a Southeasterly direction, along the said Southwesterly side line of Fourteenth street, the distance of one hundred feet to the Northerly corner of Lot No. 112 on said Plan : thence at right angles to said Fourteenth Street and along the Northwesterly side line of said Lot No. 112, the distance of one hundred [feet to the side line of a fifteen feet wide street, and Westerly corner of said Lot No. 112; thence along the Northeasterly side line of said fifteen feet wide street and parallel with said Fourteenth Street, the [distance of one hundred feet to a point in the Southeasterly side line of said Prospect avenue; thence in a Northeastery direction, along the Southeasterly side line of said Prospect avenue, the distance of one hundred feet to the place of beginning. Each lot being twenfy-five feet in front or breadth by one hundred feet in length or depth. ALSO ALL those four certain lots of land situate as aforesaid, and nurnbeied on said Plan as Lots Nos. 92, 93. 94 and 95, and bounded as follows : BEGINNING at a point where the Northeasterly side line of Bay View Place intersects the Southeasterly side line of Prospect avenue, and running from thence in a Southeasterly direction along the said side line of Bay View Place, the distance of one hundred feet to the Westerly corner of Lot No. 96 on «aid Plan; • hence at right angles to said Bay View Place, and in a Northeasteily direction, along the Northwesterly side line of said Lot No. 96. a distance of one hundred feet to the side line of a fifteen feet wide street and the northerly corner of said lot No. 96. thence in a Northwesterly direction, along the said side line of said fifteen feet wide street, and parallel with said side line of Bay View Place, the distance of one hundred feet to a point in the aforesaid Southeasterly sideline of Prospect avenue : thence in a Southwesterly direction and aiong the said Southeasterly side line of said Prospect avenue, the distance of one hundred feet to the place of beginning. Each lot being twenty five feet in front or breadth by one hundred feet in length or depth. ALSO ALL those eight certain lots of lend situate as aforesaid, and numbered on said Plan as Lots Nos. 84, 85. 86, 87. 88. 89, 90 and 91, and bounded as follows: BEGINNING at a point where the Northwesterly side line of Bay avenue intersects the Southwesterly side line of Bay View Place, and running from thence in a Northwesterly direction along the said side line fof Bav View Place, the distance of two hundred feet to the Easterly corner of Lot No. 83 on said Plan ; thence at right angles to said Bay View Place and in a Southwesterly direction, along the Southeasterly side line of said Lot No. 83, the distance of one hundred feet to the side line of a fifteen feet wide street and the Southerly corner of said Lot No. 88 ; thence in a Southeasterly direction along the said side line of said fifteen feet wide street, an(£parallel with said aide line of Bay View Place, the distance of two hundred feet to a point; in the aforesaid Northwesterly side line of Bay avenue; thence in a Northeasterly direction and along the said Northwesterly side line of Bay avenue, the distance of one hundred feet to the place ofl beginning. Each lot being twenty-five feet in front or breadth by one hundred feet in length or depth. ALSO ALL tboee four certain lota of land, situate ma aforesaid, and numbered on said Plan as Lots Nob. 78, 79, 80 and &L. «od bounded as follows : BEGINNING at a point in the Southwesterly side line of Bay [View Place at the distance of two hundred end fifty feet Northwesterly from the teraectjon of the said Southwesterly aide line of Bay View Place with the Northwesterly side line of Bay avenue; end running from thence in a Nortbf

of Bay View Place, the distance of one hur.d'ed feet to the Easterly oorer of Lot No. 77 on said Plan ; thence at right anglea to said Bay View Place I and in a Southwestern direction, along 1 the Southeasterly aide line of said Lot • No. 77. the distance of one hundred 2 feet to the aide line of a fifteen feet • wide street, and the Southerly corner ■ of said Lot No. 77 ; thence in a South2 easterly direction along the said side- ' line of said fifteen feet wide street and parallel with said aide line of Bay View Place, the distance of one buns dred feet to the Southerly corner ot - Lot No. 81 ; thence in e Northeasterly r direction, along the Southeasterly aide i line of said Lot No. 81. the distance 1 of one hundred feet to the Easterly t corner of said Lot No.f8l, in the afore1 said Southwesterly side line of Bay 1 View Place, and the place of beginning. Each lot being twenty-five feet in i front or breadth by one hundred feet in length or depth. ; ALSO ALL those four certain lots of > land, situate as aforesaid, and numf bered on said Plan as Lots Nos. 101 1 102. 103 and 104, and bounded as fol- , lows : .. f BEGINNING at a point in the f Northeasterly side line ot Bay View - Place, at the distance of seventy-five 1 feet Northwesterly from the intersect tion of the said Northeasterly side line : of Bay View Place with the North1 westerly side line of Bay avenue ; and t running from thence in a Northwesterly direction along the said side line , of Bay View Place, the distance of one 4 hundred feet to the Southerly corner , of Lot No. 100 on said Plan ; thence at I right angles to said Bay View Place j and in a Northeasterly direction, along , the Southeasterly side line of said Lot No. 100, the distance of one hundred [ feet to the side line of a fifteen feet f wide street and the Easterly corner , of said Lot No. 100 ; thence in a South- , easterly direction, along the said side line of said fifteen feet wide street, and parallel with said side line of Bay View Place, the distance of one hun- , dred feet to the Northerly corner of , Lot No. 105 on said Plan ; thence in a ] Southwesterly direction, along the Northwesterly side line of said Lot 1 No. 105, the distance of one hundred feet to the Westerly corner of said Lot No, 105, in the|aforesaid,Northeasterly ' side line of Bay View Place and place | , of beginning. | Each lot being twenty-five feet in • front or breadth by one hundred feet in . length or depth. , ALSO ALL that cert tin lot ot land, r situate as aforesaid, and numbered on . said Plan as Lot No. 99, and bounded . as follows : 1 BEGINNING at a point in the I Northeasterly side line of Bay View . Place, at the distance of two hundred feet Northwesterly from the intersec- ) tion of the said Northeasterly side of , Bay View Place with the Northwesterj ly side line of Bay avenue ; and run- . ning from thence in a Northwesterly I direction along the said side line of j Bay View Place, the distance of , twenty- five feet to the Southerly cor- ~ ner of Lot No. 98 on eaid Plan ; thence . at right angles to said Bay View . Place, and in a Northeasterly direction, , along the Southeasterly side line of said > Lot No. 98, the distance of one bunf dred feet tq the side line of a fifteen feet wide street and the Easterly cor1 ner of said Lot No. 98; thence in a t Southeasterly direction, along the said side line of said fifteen feet wide 3 street, and parallel with said side line - of Bay View Place, the distance of , twenty-five feet to the Northerly corner of Lot No. 100 on said Plan ; thence , in a Southwesterly direction, along the Northwesterly side line of said Lot No. i 100, the distance of one hundred feet f to the Westerly corner cf said Lot No. - 100 in the aforesaid Northeasterly side r line of Bay View Place, and place of - beginning. Said lot being twenty-five feet in F front or breadth by one hundred feet in ' length or depth. BEING a part of the same premises t which Elizabeth Palen, by deed dated t May 11th, 1905, cf record in the Clerk's t Office of the County of Cape May, at - Cape May Court House, N. J., in Book i 202 of Deeds, page 244, etc., granted - and conveyed unto the said W. Scott 1 Hand, under and subject to the condi1 tions and restrictions of the Ocean . City Association. > Seized as the property of W. Scott ' Hand, et. ux., defendants, taken in 1 execution at the suit of Sarah R Chew, - complainant, and to be sold by ' ROBERT R. CORSON, 6 Sheriff. ■ David O. Watkins, Solicitor, , 188 S. Broad street, Woodbury, N. J } Dated Ma. 25th. 1909. p. f. $63.50 6-12 5t ;| G AS 1 yyvvvKXXKXXX ■ To Cook or Heal i Its Hard to i Beat I GAS i, - - ; It will pay you to look over Lavene hoi's new assortment of goods which v Just arrived. ! ■■ PARkER * Ug HA£ BALSAM^ ' u

1 1 Seven 1 1 Strong I § Companies [ j r - - 1 ifTfptfi Capital Over $10 000,000 j '3 t ■ Repiisiitid bj Baid & Eldndgt s RJ Fire Insurance Agents. H Twenty-six years of experience. J - w Your insurance placed with us n ' fij s absolute; protection from loss I i H bylfire. JjJ , iApply to ' § S. F. ELDREDGE fjj |jj 810 Washington Street Jj| ■ ! ! 0r ' H A. W. HAND g 1 ' m 315 Washington Street jjj : mm ». reeves steam ami Hot water ; hehtih6 ; Sanitary Plumbing by Skilled Workmen, j Ask for Estimates. 626 wasiiigon Street. : ^V-W "V%"WV^ >1. H. SillTH £ ' X ^ i J Glothier } I i 608 Washington St. £ ^ Opposite Reeding Sta. A • I ? GAPE MAY, N. J. ? > ^ Suits for $5 and up- ^ \ wards. ! J Overcoats from $y to v 1 ; \ S'5 J ] i ^ Hats, Caps, Trunks, and ^ ! ^ Gentlemne's Furnishing ^ • ^ Goods at Philadelphia ^ ■ ^ Prices ^ , To Frank -A. Hall : j Take cotice that ht a sale of lands for taxes (for delinquent taxes), due . the Township of Lower, for the year , 1906, held on the twenty-eighth day of January, A. D.. 1908, the subscriber 5 did buy at said sale the following dei scribed properties, via:— , All those certain lots Nos. 10, 45, 94 ; and 95. block A. Map of Cape May . j Point, tor the sum of $6.97. t And take further notice that your , right of redemption in said property . will expire on the twenty-eighth day of ' , January, A. D., 1910. and that there is ! due me the sum of $6.97, together with i . interest thereon from Janusry 28, A. i , D., 1908., at the rate of 12 per cent i per annum, and other taxes and legal i expenses, and unless you redeem said I premises from said tax sale, I shall apply to the proper authorities to complete my title to said property.* JAMNON WRIGHT. 6-22 5t . 1825 the 1909 PENNSYLVANIA FIRE Insurance Company. INCORPORATED 1625 CHARTER "PERPETUAL j i OFFICE 508-510 WALNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA. CAPITAL, - - 1 - $750,000.00 ASSETS, - - - - $6,841,834 32 SURPLUS, - - - $1,919,527 41 DIRECTORS. R. Dale Benson, John L. Thomson J. Tatnall Lea, Charles B. Pugh, Richard M. Cadwalader, W. Gardner Crow ell,. Effingham B. Morris, Edward T, Stotesbury Edwin N. Benson, Jr. R, DALE BENSON, President, JOHN L. THOMSON. Vice PresidentW. GARDNER C HOWELL, Secretary, HAMPTON L. WARNER, Assistant Secretary. WM. J. DAWSON, Sec y Agency Depart, A. W. HAND 8. P. ELDREDGE HAND AND ELDREDGE LOCAL AGENTS 310 Washington Street, 815 and 817 Washington Street Cape May, N. J. " W. H. BRIGHT. Fire Insurance Id any part of Cape May County HOLLY B^ACH. N. J.

PROFESSIONAL gAMUEL F. ELDREDGE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 310 Washington St., Cape Mat Cm NOTARY PUBLIC, Solicitor and Master in Chancery. gRNESl W. LLOYD UOUNbEL LOR-AT-LAW 320 Washington St. GAPE MAY. New Jersey J SPICER LEAMING COUNSEL. LOR-AT-LAW Solicitor, Master and Examiner tn ChanceryOffice 618 Washington St., CAPE MAY. New Jersey I : JAMES M. E. HILDRETH, I COUNSELLOR- AT-LAW — AND— i Solicitor, Master and Examiner Id Chancery. NOTARY PUBLIC. Office at No. 214 Ocean Street. Cape May City, N. J. J~^R. REU A. HAND DENTIST Announces that he has} established ofiices at 514 N. 5th Street, - - Camden, N. J with thoroughly modern faciiitiee I for the practise of Dentistry. ^R. J. H. OLIVER DENTIST Estey ■ — 11 ding3.120 Onestnnt Street (One door above Keith'B;Theatre.) Appointments may be made by Bell Telephone, Walnut 1333D. Extracting painL. C. ASHBURN DOCTOR OF OPTICS j Broadway next to Gold Leaf Factory West Cape May, New Jersey, , Careful Testing of the Eye a Spec- 1 laity. Improved Method. Lenses »e- ! placed. Frames Adjusted. , Keystone 44 D. Consultation Free I | Can't Yoo See?— Is the light Poor?— D° Yon Have I ' -mi I Headaches ? i ds make tlTem SPRINQ OPENING Received the latest styles in men's ! clothes. Our stock is know complete, i Step in now and let us show you some 1 new suitings and assortments that rep- 1 resent the best values we hsve ever | seen. Personal attention given to style j I and workmanship and a perfect fit j I guaranteed. VAN KESSEL. 424 Washington street, Cape May. N. J. Keystone "Phone 124X RUBBER STAMPS, mm j Brass or Copper Stencils for marking boxes, baskets, eic., will be made to j order at short notice STAR AND WAVE STATIONERY DEPARTMENT 317 Washington Street , 1 1 An Edison phonograph and a collec, j 1 j ion of records help to make happy i homes. I It will do you good and keep money in your purse if you will get the ^ Habit of baying yonr DRY GOODS FURNISHING GOODS and CLOTHING at ; LAVENTHOL'S 319 Washington Street - i

UsMn XI. — Second Quarter, For June 13, 1909. THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES. Tort «f the Le**on, H.b. xl, 1-3, 17-28. j j Memory Verses 24, 25— Golden Text, | Heh. xi, 1— Commentary Prepared by j Rev. D. M. Stearns. ^ [Copyright. 1800. by Amertema Pna Aaodetta.] ' The word "faith" being used twenty- • - four times In this chapter, we may. It the great "faith" chapter,, aa Rev. iv is the great "throne" chapter, the word being used fourteen times, and I Kings. xilL the "man of God" chapter, the phrase being used fifteen tlmea. We sometimes thus obtain from a V word or phrase the key to the portion we are reading or studying. The word "believe," used over ninety times in John's gospel, helps us to understand John xx, 31. In a recent lesson we bad an Old Testament saying used three 11 times in the New, and now we have another. "The Jnst shall live by faith" is first found In Hab. U. 4, and la quoted in Rom.X 17; Gal. Ill, 11; Heb. . x, 38, and probably, as some think, each time with a different emphasis. When we remember bow our Lord was refreshed by the great faith of two gentiles and how He repeatedly reproved His disciples for their lack of faith, we can see at least one way tn which we can please Him or grieve Him. One has well said: Faith It not what we Me or feel, but la e •tmple trust ! tn what the God of love hath aald of Jesus as the just I By faith we look at things not seen and are thus lifted above the things we see. The true believer walks by faith and not by Bight. Believing Gen. 1 and Pa. xxxlil, 6, 7, we J know how the worlds were made, j Borne want to understand In order to , believe, but verse 3 says that we must believe In order to understand. The world says "Seeing is believing," but Jesus said 'that If we believe we shall ' - see (John xl, 40). We must hold fast - that the way to understand is to be- . lleve and that without faith it is impossible to please God (verses S, 6). In ( - j the first half of our chapter we have j faith illustrated In seven men from the book of Genesis, five of whom were 1 mentioned ty name by the Lord Jesus, j ' He thus Indorsing their record. Dr. | 8apbir says that in the first three we have the sacrifice of faith, the walk I i of faith and the obedience of faith. | ; The first is of necessity sacrifice, tor . unless we have the forgiveness of sins | by the shedding of blood there can be no fellowship and no works of faith or labor of love Abel could not offer a sacrifice of faith unless he had some | word of God to guide him, for faith j cometh by hearing the word of God 1 (Rom. x, 17). "f That word was spoken by word or - ! deed, or perhaps both, when the trans- . action of Gen. 111. 2L occurred, and I ] Adam must have instructed his chilI dren that there could be no access to. God but by sacrifice. Cain brought the best be* had. but there was no shedding of blood. He was disobedient and therefore not accepted. There Is only one way to God, aDd all other ways are the way of Cain— that Is. of the devil (Judg. 11; I John iii. 121. Being redeemed by the precious blood of , Christ It Is our privilege to walk with God as Enoch did, or as It is written t of Levi, "He walked with me In peace and equity and did turn many away f from Iniquity." We cannot walk with God as He would like us to unless we 5 B are agreed with Him about everything, but If we are simple, whole hearted f e believers He will dwell in us aDd walk . - I in us, and we may have the conscious- j r ness of pleasing Him. The question 2 with us should never be. Is there any i 1 harm In this? but rather, Will this please Him who has taken up His * abode In me? As Enoch and Elijah were takeD to glory without dying, so will all believers who shall be alive on ' the earth when Jesus comes. It may be our privilege, for the end of this - age Is surely upon us. If. like Noah. . we believe things not seen as yet our ; deeds will lie a reproof to the world d lying In the wicked one, and we will both preach and live righteousness (II Pet. IL 5) as Noah did. If we believe as Abraham did we will look for the same city for which he looked, and. rejoicing in that citizenship. we will live as strangers and , ' I pilgrims here. We will not consider j ■ ' ourselves or our circumstances, but be | y ' fully persuaded that what God has ' 1 promised He Is able to perform (Rom. ! I lv, 21). Isaac. Jacob and Joseph all lived in the assurance of things to Icome (verse 20). Moses had such re- | spect unto the recompense of the rej ward that the prospect of power and J i position In Egypt was nothing tc him. j TTie reproach of Christ was more atE| tractive than the pleasures of sin for a | season. We would uot have put Samson in k there, nor Jephthah. O heart of ' man, take courage! Is there faith in thee? Even though thou doac blunrder and seem to fail, thy faith is accounted for rigbteouaneas. And then, aa though deeds were moat important, he mwsass them— "subdued," "wrought" "obtained," "stopped the 1 mouths qf Uoos," "quenched." "rsraped," "waxed valiant" The story is not ended. Saints, apostles, prophets, martyrs, aa are, visionaries— the men of today at whom wa laugh-are the man of faith. The vision creates a session, the passion becomes a mission, and the lift la Brad tffl eventide. I like that saying in versa 84, "Out of wee knees were made strong," In teoaaacrion with □ Oor. xli, 9. Than think of all the** With ua wilttag for Luke xl*, 14.

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