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W '- AT THE YACHT CLUB E Cape May n. J. Septra bet 3 rd 1 The Gape May Yacht Club will bold I ita'annuil meeting for election of offl- 1 f carp thia evening. Oommodore Wilson. _ f who baa had a moat sueeaksful term of | two' years, resigned. labia place will f be elected Dr. JL W. Starr. 117 8. 17th street, Philadelphia. Tbe former Rear , Oommodore, J. F. La cms, will be elected vice commodore, and a battle 5 royal -is being waxed between B. L Gibbon and A- B. Miller in which good feel i ok prevails. The following gentlemen will be voted for: Alfred O. Thorn aa, Secretary-Treas-urer; J. Warner Hatching, John M. Walton, Millard K. Heine, as trustees k. to serve for a term of two years. Dr. Starr, the new Commodore, is well known to the summer contingent of Cape May. A cottager for aeveral eummea and one of tbe early pioneers and enthusiastic well-wishers of New Cape, May, being the first to break groundjand erect a beautiful borne on tbe new land, he is fully kentifieig witfaCboth tbe old and tEe new. His reputation aa a dentist of unquestionable ability, in tbe foremost r ranks of his profession, and his work aa Professor of thia science in the Medio-Chirurgical College, and other colleges daring the past fifteen yean has equipped him for leadership, and won just reoognition of his ability. As a member of tbe Union League,. Philadelphia Country Club and many other minor clubs, his genial manner I has won him boats of friends, and iqaices his name synonymous with success, so that Ins co-workers in the CJape May Yacht Club feel confident that his wide influence focused in his efforts to the furtherance of all that pertains to the interests of the club, will lead to such success as will gratify the most sanguine ambitions of its members. Mr. J. S. Lucas, a popular, aa well aa prominent Cape May enthusiast either on board hia hoapitaole launch "Deborah' ' or with driver in hand on tee at Golf links, wins by hia pleasant manner and glad iand shake, many warm friends His position aa VioeOommodore is a popular choice. Mr. B. I. Gibbon, of Meteor fame, has* been an active member in the club sinoe its organization. HiB classy racing boat, tbe Meteor," winning many cups, has drawn much attention in raring circles to the Cape May Yacht Club. Mr. A. B. Miller, whose childhood home was Cape May. has many warm friends and supporters who would be glad to see him in the Oommodore rank. Tbe Yacht Club and Golf Olub are tbe leading attractions for Cape May's summer colony. Tbe diversions they offer bring enthusiastic lovers of these sports to the resort, in fact no other place on this coast offers greater facilities to golfing and yachting circles than Gape May. While the Yacht Club has been in existence but a few yean, it has a membership of about 200, and is upon an admirable financial basis, for which credit is due retiring Commodore Wilaon, and his able supporters. The future possibilities of the club are boundless and will undoubtedly expand to meet the requirements of | the wonderful new harbor now in construction and which when finished, will | make a yachting center second to none on our coast. To Commodore Wilson is | largely du- the club's standing and he reaignB with the full assurance of the 1 clubs, continued success. ChUO'on Cry FOR flf ITHER S C A STO R I A THE ROAD TO SUCCESS has many obstructions, but none so desperate as poor heatlh. Success today demands health, but Electric Bit- ! ters is the greatest health builder the world has ever known. It compels pe - feet action of stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels, purifies and enriches the blood, and tones and invigorates the whole system. V gorous body and fce-n brain follow their use. You CMn't afford to alight Electric Bitters it wei»k, run down or sickly. 1 Inly 50c. Guaranteed i by All Druggists. sep / Wall Paper. Wall Paper. j V A new and fine assortment of wall ' Saper is now being offered by Eldredge I ohnson, 318 Washington street What- 1 ever you need in this line can be supplied. tf Violin, banjo and mandolin strings, snd other fittings at Star and Wave Music and Stationery Department, 317 Washington street. tf CAPE MAY POINT SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES. Public notioe is hereby given bT John J. Kromer, Collector ef Taxes of tbe Borough of Cape May Point, Cape May County. N. J.,- that be will sell for cash at public sale for taxes assessed for the year 1908, all the lands, tenements, hereditaments and real estate, hereinafter mentioned, for the shortest term 'or which any person or persons will agree to take the same, or in fee wnerc no «e will bid for a shorter term, a*»rt p»y the tax Hen

thereon, including interest spd cost of sals. The sale will take place in the I Borough Ooonci I .Chamber on Monday. 1 October 4th, 1909, at 1 o'dock p. m. « , Tbe said lands, tenements, her edits- 1 ments and real estate so to be snd 1 I tbe names of the persons against whom I , the said taxes have been laid on sc. i ■ count of same, and the amount of i . taxes laid on account of each parcel, I , are as follows, vis : , CAPE MAY POINT. No. ' Owner Bl'k Lot Tax , Ayers, Mmhlon, Jr., I 36 $ 1.46 > - Ayers. Mafaloo, Jr.. G 48 1.46 . . Beatty. Est.. Wm„ A 49 2.98 . A 60 2.98 ' •• A 63 2.92 Brister, Jane M. B., A 44 1.96 I " K 128 1.40 t Bellows Est, J. B. F., E 91 Ail E 92 8.42 ' Benerett, J no. H., A *84 2.98 ' Dealey Eat.. D., E 184 2.83 - > Fernley Eat., Tboe , A 19 6.85 , A 99 1.47 I " "A 100 1.47 1 " K 122 .98 ' K 184 .98 > K 140 .98 ! " K 146 .98 . K 162 .98 1 K 168 .98 •• " K 164 .98 > K 176 .98 1 B ' 1.68 » 1 63 1.46 N 1 (2 acres more or less) 6.86 Fabey, H. M„ A 62 2.98 " B 64 1.96 ;* Farrow, E. S-. K 148 1.96 Gibbs, Eliza J.. K 163 1.96 r Giles, Rebecca, A 70 8.90 1 Grant Est, Helen, E & 6.86 . Hughes, J. W.. N 6 .98 "V .. N 6 .98 s Hall, Frank A., A. 10 2.98 t A 94 .98 I " «' A r 95 .98 t Jacoby, Harry, I 89 1.96 Kirby, Mrs. E. W., K 118 .98 > " " K 186 .98 r K 169 .98 l " " K 160 .98 K 171 .98 , " " K 177 .98 1 " K 178 .98 t K 181 .98 i K 182 .98 , Lawrence, Mary E., E 1 9.76 ! Myers, George, K 148 1.96 ' McDonnell. Wm., K 67 .98 r " K 69 .98 K 60 .98 K 70 .98 K 76 .98 • McKean Est, Wm. V., F 81 2.70 ) F 82 2.70 F 88 2.70 . F 84 2.70 F 39 2.70 1 F 40 2.70 t p 62 2.70 • • p 63 2.70 , " ^ F 64 2.70 " F 66 2.70 1 F 66 2.70 I •• F 63 2.70 Morton, J no. B., B 49 . " B 60 52.68 , Otterson, Mrs. O., :_E *174 6.81 BT16 A 69 ' " E 116 862 t " " E 117 A 62 . " E 129 8.62 " V E 180 8.62 r Porter. Geo. W.. N 82 .98 - Reed, W. H. and wife, K 174 1.22 t K 180 1.22 . Smith, Wm. R., D 24 2.93 Shields, W. S. P., B 87 12 68 6 Slope, A. H., K 122 2.98 I Stimmel, P. K-. K 186 1.96 , Smith. E *26 1.96 . Thomas, Ohas., A 68 2 93 . Willdin Est. L, E 74 .65 ' E 76 .65 E 121 .66 f E 136 .66 .1 ", " E 122 .66 . " E 33 .66 I I ** I 29 .98 1 " I 3% .98 I " I sr .98 I 61 .98 " I 62 .98 5 " •' K 81 1.47 | K 32 1.47 | L 4 .58 " L 6 .68 " L 7 .68' " L 21 .68 1 j " " L 24 .58 I L 22 .68.. Whilldin, J. A., E ' 76 .78 i " " E 77 .78 1 E 78 .78 " " E 79 .78 | E 80 '.78 . War.ser, F. E. , K I2H 195 | K Ml 1 95 K 147 1.95 . Winslow. S.. E 124 1.95 !, Sloan. H. D.. A 83 1.95 ; Unknown, A 15 1.95 I A 18 1.95 ;j C 25 1 47 " C 31 1.47 •' O 32 147 " C 37 1 95 i " D 34 1.95 " E 26 1 96 " E 2P 1.96 1 E 29 1.96 I " E 30 1.95] 1 " E 31 1.96' ' I E 82 1.96 I E 40 .98 I " E 39 .98 | " E 41 .98 E 42 .98 | K 49 .98 s E 60 .98 f " E 51 .98 » K 62 .98 E 66 .98 E 67 .98 " E 68 .98 " E 69 .98 E 62 .98 , E 63 .98 , E 189 2 88 I E 167 A 90 ' F 61 A 88 1 F 64 2 88 . " I 7 .88 . I 8 .98 ' I SO .98 •' I fl .98 I 22 .98 I *• I 28 .98 K 20 L96 - K 11 1.96 ' " N 17 .98 JNO. J. KROMER, Collector. I , Frank Bowne. Borough Solicitor. 1

WATERMELON PARTY WL Mi as Emily Maeray entertained 4 company at an old time watermelon feast at the well known Mecnqr farm. A delightful evening was spent and every on a^-had a "perfectly lovely time," all except the inoffensive melon, six y-five of which were consumed dapr the evening. Tbe party ineltadsd: Mifs Emily Mecray, Miss Florence Ware. Mlaa Mil licent Hand. Miss Edith Hand, Miss Mildred Edmunds, Miss Mabel Richardson, Miss Hazel Taylor, Messrs. Harry Mecray, John Mecray, Mecray, Thomas Wilbraham, Thomas Sulky, George Little, Frank Allan Sayre, Oscar Barnett Taylor WilHam Stephenson. CASTOR I A . For Tufcwts and Children. Hi KM Ym Bm Always Boigfal »«natul!»t <■ r 5 : _L !

WINDSOR HOTEL W. T. BRUBAKEK Manager.. * Midway between Broad Street Station and Reading Tennina on Filbert St European. Si .00 per day and up American. 8XSS par day and np The only moderate priced hotel of reputation and conseanefffe. to PHILADELPHIA KEYS FITTED Locks, Trunks, Valises, Parasols, etc.yRepaired J. DENIZOT floor, ^17 Washington st

Tk. Great Mount Holly- Fa.ir TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY October 5, t, 7, 8, 1909 ^ Acknowledged by all to be the best that is Aeld in any section. The trotting attractions are the greatest in tbe circuit. | $7,000 In prizes for blooded horses f $ 1 3,000 premiums for other exhibits Th e reputatiflfi of the Modnt Holly Fair for its fairness and liberality is too well known to need any elaboratto- here. Look at the attractions that will be offered:

Professor Emmett with hia up-to-date Mother Goose House, an exhibition that is sure to please LorelHs High Cable Wire Act in which two men, as elephants, will tfve grotesque antics on the wire. V Johnny Mack the celebrated aeronaut, will have an entirely new attraction. Instead of one man descending in a parachute, there will be two balloons ascend at the same time, and two men will drop from each balloon. Cllna De Dlo with her performing ponies, mule and dogs, will please yoang and old.

La Belle The daring automobile rider Tbe Nords man aDd women who make high dives, in one of them being encircled with fire. Luken'e Performing Bears who will perform funny trick i and will do xmuslng stunts' on roller skates. Tbe O'Brien Troupe with many specialties, one of them being to shoot a woman out of a cannon.

these specialties are all booked now, and efforts will be made to secure more. But the great fair will not all be vaudeville. Already there are sufficient entries in the speed department to surpass other years. The household and fancy work departments are to be given especial attention, and farm products will be looked after cartfully. In tbe poultry department four silver cups will be offered to those who will make the best display of certain fowls. BETrER THAN EVER will be the motto for the Fair of the Burlington Oountv Fair Association this year. Send for a schedule. A postal card to Benaiab P. Willis, President and Secretary, Mount Holly. N. J., will bring you the book. pennsylvania railroad PERSON ALiLiY CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS TO NIAGARA FALLS SEPTEMBERS 22, 1909 R,,,iTnP 2.00 from Cape May Tickets good going on regular trains day before excursion to £hiladelphis. and fc-PtCLAL TRAIN of Pullman Parlor Cars and Day Coaches leaving Philadelphia at 8.10 A. M. on above dates, running via the PICTURESQUE B USQUEH ANNA VALLEY ROUTE Tickets good returning on regular Iran s within i-IXTEEN DAYS ineludhiL' d»te cf excuision. S'op-cff within limit allowed at Buffalo returning. ; lliuHrateo Booklet and lull information may be obtained from Ticket Agents J H. WOOD, GEO. W. BC^D, Passenger Traffic Manager General Paasenger Ageut ^Use The Keystone^ TELEPHONE " 5 minute talk at 3 minute rate. HALF RATE AFTER 6 P. M Over 350 Telephones in Cape Han Service The Best. Rates the Lowes Why not contract for service now. EASTERN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO. WALTER B. WRAY.

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