SHERIFFS SALE. ; By virtue of » writ of fieri fecias, to fee directed, issued out of the Court of Chan eery , of the State of New Jersey, I will expose for sale at public vendue between the hours of 12 and Bp. hl, ■t the Sheriff's Office. Cape May Court 'All that certain lot or parcel of land and premises hereinafter particularly described, situate, lying and being in fee Borough of Holly Beach City in, fee County of Cape May, and State of Sew Jersey. Being part of block num per one hundred and fifty-eight (158) of the map or plot of Holly Beach City Improvement Company, and bounded and described as follows, to wit : Beginning at a point on the aouthireaterly side of Cedar avenue, Wildfrood, at the distance of one hundred bd seventy-five (176) feet northwestwardly from the intersection of the northwesterly side of Atlantic avenue With the southwesterly side of said Cedar avenue; and extending thence S) southeastwardly along the sou theater! y side of said Cedar avenue a stance of forty-four and twenty-five one hundredths (44.25) feet to the northwesterly corner of land oi on Adams; thence (2) southwestwardly along said Adams land, parallel with Atlantic avenue aforesaid and one hundred and thirty feet distant therefrom, a distance of seventy-three and seyententha 73.7 feet to comer of land deeded to one Letitia J. Gercke, widow thence (3) northwestwardly along the rear line of land deeded to sail Gercke a distance of forty-one and eleven hundredths (41.11) feet; thence (^ northeastwardly a distance of smy^ight and sixty-five one hundredth (68.65) feet to the place of beginning. Beine Dart of the same premises Wtohiw M Kay and John J. Kay. her husband, by indenture ** anng date the sixteenth day of Ju y, A. D 1903 and recorded October 2ist, 1903, in the Oleri^Office of Cape May County, at Oape May Court House, New Jersey, in Deed Book No. 186, pages 90, etc.. granted and conveyed unto the above named Oliver J. Leigh In fee. . Seiied as tbe property of Oliver J. Leigh, etal., defendant, taken in execution at the suit of the Vineland Trust Company, complainant, and w be aold by £RT R OORSoN, Sheriff. Leverett Newcomb, Solidtor. p. f. $41 87 «■» M S) y.

Printing for Farmers. b Farmersjaa well as all other business s men should [have their, printed" bill y heads, sards, paper and envelopes. It ( looks like business, it is more con- i venient. it helps trade, and it is { cheaper. Send for our price list and t samples or call>t office when you are * in Oape May and we will tell you all ; ■ about it. I STAR AND WAVE PUBLISHING 1 ' CO., 316 and 317 Washington street. ' — 1 T. H. Taylor is the Oape May Agent , for Waldorf shoes for men and women- , $2.50. Hand sewed method. -Go to Thomas Soults. Cold Spring, ' for the things you need for the table, and family, and obtain satisfactory goods at the smallest cost. Full and | complete stock, carefully selected, with knowledge born of experience ; gained by an active career of more | ' veare than that of any dealer in Lower . Township "• INVITATIONS -fflySf"! Very neatly Printed if not Engraved | We can imitate Engraved work so I closely that it will deceive a great j many, and it would simply be out of the question to procure better ^engrav- 1 ing thai' we are selling. Bee the sam- I pies and be convinced. Btar and Wave Publishing Company, j 315 and 317 Washington Street. Cape May, N.J. Modern Printing from High OlaSs Type I The New Paint Store John Little has opened up the buei ■ ness of selling paints ut th. corner ol Jackson and Washing!. :. streets and it is just the place to hu> fresh paints. -2'J !

IBM THE EDISON I PHONOGRAPH I i Nothing can equal the satisfaction 1 there is in offering to your guests a satisfactory form of entertainment j one that takes care. of itself, which ■ does not interfere with the forms i of amusement, but rather helps ] I them. Such an entertainer is the x Edison Phonograph". e IT CAN AMUSE TH^GUESTS t v by rendering music, popular or i- classic, or it can aid them by furn | i'- shing dance music, marches and ? other thingsplayed by the best cr 1 * chestras and brass bands, at costs J- ess than the hiring of even a small it orchestra for a singie evening's entertainment. f, Sur ui Wire Mnk al StobAtrr Dqartaesl te 317 WaUaitM Street 3, le — at PETITION. i," To the Honorable City Council of the City of Cape May. N. J. GENTLEMEN : ■ . . , We, the undersigned, being freeholders residing m said City of Cape Vn May, respectful/ petition your honorable body that you will cause the following named streets, highways, roads ,T or alleys in said city to be laid with a sidewalk, curbed and guttered of such character as the judgment of your _ honorable body deems best : rr-o-f iimi hoth Hides from croaaboth sides from Broad-

way to Beach drive, Columbia avenue both sides from Decatur street to Franklin street. Hughes street, both sides from Decatur street to Franklin street. Ocean street both sides from Washington street to Beach avenue, avenue both sides from Washington street to Lafayette street. Union street both sides from Washington street to Lafayette street, Sidneyavenue both sides from Washington street to Lafayette street. Mansion street both sides from Jackson street to Perry street. West Perry street from Railroad to Broadway, Broadway east side from West Perry street to creek, Broadway from creek both sides to Beach avenue. Broad street lrom El- - mira street to St. John's street. Bank street from Broad street to Elec'nc Light Plant, on east side. Broad street , both sides from Klmira street to St. . John's street, First avenue both sides j from Beach avenue to creek. Second , avenue both sides from Beach avenue 1 1 to creek. , ! And your petitioners will ever pray, j . etc. . . ! Howard N. Smith. Joseph Freas, James P. Bennett, H. F. Rowland, F. Sidney Townsend, > i Elias Ooverdale, | W. H. Mills. , | John Mattews Sr.. I M. S. Smith. • | P. Dickinson, I I J. S Learning, r1 M. Cresse, Norris B. Smith,* Phillip Hughes, -I James A. Carroll. Sol Needles, H. S. Rutherford, George Linch, Walter W. Smith, B. T. Johnson, . W. K. Shepuard, J. T. Bennett, F. W.'Oassedy, j William E. Presser, Daniel A. Horn. , Harry B. Hand, ^Alexis Schellenger j ""James Tl ornton I - I __ i ■

ICE BESSS 3£3333e L g I & "PLATE" ICE M '' | LEHIGH JEDDOAND SLSQLEHANNA COAL ® W Charles S. Church $j W Keystone Phone 76. Jackson and Perry st[*j 33333£333S33n M A 1 1 IN GS Call and see our full line ol matting and inlaid linoleum, tin and agate ware. A full line to select lrom. Tin roofing in all its branches. JESSE ZML. BROWN see HA >S1<» STBKET Cape May City, New Jersc: '

■Id : //chewr than wood. Wmiaat aMiHre |.\\ H 1/ ntaai 4s*rt* ■arta'i fafc. it Lad*, IMC H { //"S^twer !*«*«, (SU*\\ II • • CINCINNATI. O. If _ HtwWMriUlMAaa.liaia*// IX... Urntricmmm—nH—l—a /J e 8 | W ILBUR F. OOLLI1J8. Agent. Eldredge Ave., W. Cape May, N. J.. Residence and Cemetery enclosures especially. DIAMOND & CO. DEALERS IN MM Supplies i J HOLLY BEACH N J LUMBER j AND . MILL WORK1 ' Mill 1)111 S Sll i IS I h = mkkamic'

AND r£-Sr=l>0T0^ The ancient game of bowls used to played in the open air but the Cape May experts, who are hard to beat, | learned the art in the ptlatial quaere ! which houses the fine Congress Hall | 1 Alleys, 31 Perry street. Try them, tf - | Halt !he is innocent. Ladies and Gentlemen Now is the ' time to have your spring and summer clothing looked over. We will cleau. , press, repair or alter, anything they need, and keep them for you until yon I call for them. VAN KESSEL. | 424 Washington street. Oape May. Keystone 'Phoue 124X

The Local Board of Health of tower I Towship will hold regular stated meatings'et the Township House on the folwhich meetings applications will be received from persons wishing to have permit granted for the purpore of hauling Garbage into the TtmnaWp. No Garbage of any description will be permitted to come into the Township. without having first obtained from tne Board of Health a psrmit. By order of Board of Health. J. P. MacKismc, Secretary. I "Thou good and tasteful laundress,' ! is often the exclamation of our patrons | when they see the beautiful work we j send home to them. That is particularly the case with ladies fabrics to be washed and ironed. If anything, they really look better than new goods when they leave our hands. We have " exceptional facilities for doing laundry work expeditiously and thoroughly, and without injuiy to the most delicate goods. TROY LAUNDRY 310 Decatur Street. Drop postal oi call. Keystone Phone 40< WAGON CALLS. j If you want anything from a pape I of pins to a pair of good gum boot I Thos. Soults, Cold Spring, can aerv | you. Local 'phone. tf wkUUi. 60 YEARS' ^H^H^EXPEMENCE

Trade Designs 'FJ?" 1 Copyrights Ac. Unni^inetlr KS* BOOt^ on itSa Scientific Umerkan. A bandvomelr llln.tralee wmXIt. lataaat elrculailon or any acianUllc IcmrnmL Terma- W a . SSrtfonrn>oiUre.tl. SoiabjaU nawafla^rj. v ■ K RBliabis Remedy roR /^omrmiX 1 'CATARRH I tty's Craam Balm \ "y£r/ 1 . l.raL t- 1 ,-.«:---cts fleowieRwB,-*. i 1- lue ai---.-.s-T Ut-ui. ~ ' rj j hi. . • rc»'.:':i:— l'rc ui CVitrrh aad ur:%< - J

W. S SHAW & SON . Gneral Conlractors. Dealers in Brick. Lime and Cement. BOTH PHONES 523 W.MIRA STREET Wall VtiLpm* ^reduction in spring styles 626 Washington st , ore decorating your roorri look at my new stock of Wall Paper Burlaps, Liner usta Walton.

W. LENOIR A. CGfLE^— Mousg and §ign Faigter and fleGorator. SHOP iu BK4B ol 105 Jackson st. Cape May City Olenwood Hotel Everybody is invited to com parf — . THE CAPE MAY FARMSTEAD BY THE SEA with the leading Dairy and Poultry (arms of tbe world. Such comparison will establish its supremacy. No finer aggregation of healthful, cheerful and well groomed cattle is possible. No finer collection of Leghorns and Wyandottes of puier strains can be seen anywhere. The homes of these cattle and chickens |are celebrated for their cleanliness and comfort. Such a combination can but offer to the interested public the most sanitary and enticing products. One visit will more than satisfy the most fastidious. So please make the . risit and compare us with others. THE FARMSTEAD BY THE SEA J. P. MACKISSIC. Manager.

Use Electric Light . ■ ' 'TV'"! The ,i| por Ideal T Residence Light M 8 Store m Tungsten Lamps Furnished WE PUT THEM UP— CALL OR WRITE CAPE MAY LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY CAPE HAY, NEW JERSEY.

ThTsporting world j Young Not Setting World Afire. Early In the year It was figured that ■ with the addition of the veteran pltcbi er Cy Young the Cleveland team would ; come pretty near capturing the Amerlcan league pennant this Beason. Blnce ; the start the Nans have been a big dls-

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appointment. While Yonng baa pitched fairly good ball, he Is not the -great sensation be wa§ expected to be. The general opinion Is that age Is beginning to tell on tbe veteran, and this j ieoson will witness the passing of one I of the greatest twlrleys that ever step- . | ped Into a bo: ( Twenty-four Years In Minors. i .George Hogrlever, manager of tbe I Pueblo Western league team. Is one of i baseball's most unique characters. He has been a good minor league perflormef for years, bis big league_ experience being limited to one season j with Bostoii. "Hoggy," as he is knowi far and wide, has been playing th. game for twenty-four years, ana dur tag that time bis batting average ha not been xnore than ten points awa; from the .300 mark. Today he ap pears to be as good as ever. Since b left Boston, ten years back, he ha been playing In tbe American assocln tlon or Western league contlnuouslj ! This season marks his debut as a man ' ager. ~ ~ World'* Handball Match. An agreement bas been signed b; | John J. Bowies of Tbomondgate, Llm ; erick. Ireland, and James Dunne o I Brooklyn for the former to play a

] match at handball with James Kelly I of Brooklyn for $.">00 a side, the win- . ner to be the one scoring the first out of fifteen games of twenty-one aces each. Seven games are to be played In Limerick on July 11 or 18 and the j balance of tbe match on the courts of j ( the Brooklyn Handball club on Sept. j , 23 or 30. | n 1 ~ I , Big Price For Trotlcra. 1 The sale of Melva J.. a mare having ( J ; a record at private trial of 2:0S>,... to j James Tractor or New York for $2,000 ! ' furnished a surprise at the Beadville | f race track. Boston, recently. The mare ; was consigned by Walter K. Cox of | Dover, N. H., and bas been entered for | about $SO.OOO In stakes In races en til.' j grand circuit this season. Another lr. | terestlng feature of the sale was the f disposal of Estiil Boy. 2:1C,'J. fcr . $L600 to C. W. !.:: pile of Whltlnsvilie. [ Mass, r * f Kaiser Honors Billings. Word comes from Berlin that C. ® G. Billings, the wealthy A tr erica a in- * lng man. has established his own m-. bles In Berlin and will soon ... mv ' there with a string of his be>' i : Mr. Billings' establishment wi" ' ' der the direction of Dr. To r - - Sir. Howe. The horses will r.— cm new track at Ruhleben. a-.d i' ' I nounced that all winnings cf.iji. j,. j hie will be given to Berlin ■ "it* | The kaiser has expressed a • ( oe present at the first ra -c f- • t Mr Billings' horses take part i

IFOR THEJOIMFE . Beefsteak With Tomato Sauce. t Lay a good jtteak on a block and - spread It with a thin coating of bnt1 ter. With a sharp knife or cleaver chop - ft all sver the upper side, but do not e i cut clear through to the other side of - ! the steak. Place in a hot pan. with a little butter, and brown on the under side slightly. Prepare a can of tomatoes by rubbing through a colander and adding a little sugar, pepper, salt ■nri a teaapoonfql of flour. Pour this over the steak without turning It, only lifting It enough to allow the tomatoes to get on the lower aids of It Set In a hot oven and simmer for half an hour, or until tender. Serve hot Potato** a la Maltro d'Hotot. Have a pint of potato balls cut from the raw potatoes. Cook thsse In boiling salted water without breaking tbem until they are Just tender. About ten minutes is long enough. Drain

thoroughly aud while steaming hot add ' four level tables poonfula of softened butter and four leTel table* poonfula of flour. Toas gently and add a cupful of cold milk, beaten with the yolks of two eggs, the juice of half a lemon | and .a tableapoonful of finely chopped I parsley. Shake and stir gently until I the sauce cooka smooth and creamy; , Hot" tartaric acid will take ink stains I out of white cloth. Before pouring hot fruit Into a glass ' diab or Jar put It on a wet cloth. This | will keep tbe glass from cracking. I Meat loaf of cbopged veal or beef Is I I made much ffiofTmolst If three or four ' tables poonfula of cream are added ,l • the last just before bakjpg, ^ ' \fhen sprinkling" clothes tbatbave .. , become too dry for Ironing use warm water. It penetrates more quickly than cold, and less of It Is required, so that ' the Ironing may be begun sooner. 1 A New York inventor bas ucoigued a hot egg bolder and opener, which la e ' shown In the accompanying lllustraf tlon. In consists of a pair of compresse lble cups, which are also detachable. In the center of the holder are cut- .. ters. After an egg bas been placed in 5 one, of the sections of tbe holger the

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other section Is placed In position and the center of the holder compressed. | cutlers are thus forced against the : shell of tbe egg. penetrating It suffl- ; ciebtly to be opened. By drawing tbe ' two sections upart the egg can be readily separated Into balTea. The contents of the two parts of the egg can ; then be easily removed. Remedy For Stie*. Sties almost invariably indicate a j weakened condition of tbe system, but i external applications relieve and better the lids. A pomade for the purpose Is made from four grams white vaseline and Ave centigrams each of white precipitate and oil of birch. This Is applied at night. A drop of belladonna on a lump of sugar Is an old fashioned remedy that Is taken when symptoms of .. sty are first manifested. At the same time tbe lids are to be bathed in warm elder flower water. Dressing For Baksd Fish. Tbe preferred stuffing for a fish la of with plenty of onion and green minced fine. Parmesan cheese sprinkled over a bakln.t fish about fifteen minutes before removing from tbe oven Is .considered a great addition, giving a piquancy much desired.