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, Printing for Farmers. * Farmers as well as all other business men should hare their printed bill beads, sards, paper and envelopes. It j ' looks like business, it is more con- I • venient. it helps trade, and it h cheaper. Send for oar price list and I samples or call^at office when yoc are in Oape May and we will tell jyoa all about it STAR AND WAVE PUBLISHING CO.. 315 and 317. Washing ton. street : ]

" 7S H. Taylor is the Cape May Agent t for j£»ldorf shoes for men and women - 12.50 7 Handjsewed method. ; < ANYBODY CAN SETTLE THE , SUMMER CLOTHES QUESTION. J EASILY, .SATISFACTORILY, i hND ECONOMICALLY, BY : DEALING WITH US. 1 I . REMARKABLY LOW PRICES: < Ladies' dressing sacks, 16: or -2 for < and op. , . 'Foil line of ladies' k»w .kimonos, « boose dresses, nursing dros-es i Ladies' one piece dree sua 38c op. Children's dresses 60c op. Ladles 'Washable skits, 98c op. Line of linen wear, sheets and pillow ( cases. Full line of bathing suits, men's J ladles' and.children's at moderato^prices Line of gents' {mpisbings. to ws ; ,1 319 WASHINGTON ST, .>9D!T7 " 0' '• I ,1125 the 1909 i s PENNSYLVANIA FIRE Insurance Company. , , INCORPORATKb 1826. ^•charter "perpetual. | 'oFFICa, 508-510 WALNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA. PA. ( CAPITAL, - - - $760,000.00 ASSETS, $6,841,834 82 1 SURPLUS, - - - $1,019,627 41 * DIEECTOKS. 1 Dale Benson, John L Thomson 1 ■ Tjp Tatnall Lea, Charles B. Pugh, ■ jtichard M. Odwalader, I W. Gardner Crowell,. ■ Effingham B. Morris, Edward T. Stotesbury - Edwin N. Ben sob, Jr. &DALE BENSON, President, i HN L.THOMSON. Vice PresidentW. GARDNER C HOWELL, Secretary. HAMPTON L. WARNER, Assistant Secre- 1 tary. WM. J. DAWSON, Sec'y Agency Depart, jfaf. meat. goo, - W. HAND 8. P. eldredce r* HAND AND ELDREDGE " S0CAL AGENTS 810 Washington Street, 816 and 817 Washington Street ■Cape May. N. J. ^WTATIONS 0F2L„LaT™DS ' 'Very neatly Printed if not Engraved We can imitate Engraved work so closely that it will deceive a great many, and it would simply be out of the question to procure better engrav- . ing than we are selling. See the sampies and be convinced. v 1 Star and Wave Publishing Company, 815 and 317 Washington Street. V Cape May, N. J.. Pondera Printing from High Class Type

THE ED ISO IS PHONOGRAPH Nothing can equal the satisfaction there is in offering to your guests a satisfactory form of entertainment one that takes care of itself, which does not interfere with the forms of amusement, but rather helps them. Such an entertainer is the Edison PhonographIT CAN AMUSE THE GUESTS by rendering music, popular or classic, or it can aid them by furnshing dance music, marches and other things played by the best or chestras and brass bands, at costa ess than the hiring of even a small orchestra for a single evening's entertainment. m* Wart Haac mi Stabnao Dwartant 317 ITiihmn Street MViaaaav) 0 ■ 1. n r. jnn. 0 \\. H. 5H1TH # | Clothier I 1 608 Washington St. J \ Oppdsit. lUa .ing St.. a > GAPE MAY, X. J. 5 ^ Suits for $$ and up- ^ 1 V wards. ^ I X *" Overcoats from \$y to ^ ! J F'5 J . Hats, Caps, Trunks, and ^ w Gentlemne's Furnishing ^ Goods at Philadelphia ^ , TP prices p ■%% ' I Health and muscie are developed be the judici< us exercise afforded by th8 bowling alleys. Congress Alleys, 8 Perry street, are the most modem and best equipped. Try an eve- - ing at the ancient and ever enjoyable game. tf Jesse M Brown, 322 Mansion street, has a full line of mattings and linoleum 1 as_y. ell as a large assortment of tin and agate ware. Prompt attention. Tin ^ roofing instil its branches. tf ; Wall Paper. Wall Paper. A new and fine assortment of wall paj>er is now being offered by Eldredge J ohnson, 318 Washington street. Whatever you need in this line can be supplied. tf Groceries, dry goods and provisions also boots and shoes a« rock bottom ; 1 prices at Thos. Soults, Cold Spring.

"PLATE" ICE | LEHIGH JEDDO AND SUSQUEHANNA COAL ^ Charls S. Church W ■ Keystone Phone 76. Jackson and Perry Stgt w ■BEEEEEEBBEHE 3333«3333333g MATTINGS \ Call and see our full line of matting and inlaid KncAeum, tin and agate ware. A full line to select irom. Tin roofing in all its branches. JESSE ZMI. -BK-CTWIIS! SCX MAN WON NTBKW Cape Mar Otr, New Jersey

I DIAMOND & CC. I DEALERS IN [BiulderS' S%lin HOLLY BEACH N J LUMBER 1 1 t AND 1 jiork j **45011 : . 1 If you want anythilig frori a paper • of pit, s -to a pair of good gum boots Thos. Soults, Cold Spring, can serve ' I you. Local 'phone. tf r ' — — — — —

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"Thou good and tasteful laundress.' is often the exclamation of oar patrons when they see the beautiful work we send home to them. That' Is particularly the^case with ladies fabrics to l>e washed and ironed. If anything, they really look better than new goods when they leave our hands. . We fcave exceptional facilities for doing laundry work expeditiously and thoroughly, and without injury to the most delicate goods. TROY LAUNDRY 310 Decatur Street. Drop postal or call. Keystone Phone 40d WAGON CALLS

'W. S SHAW & SON I Gneral Contractors. Dealers in t Bri«,k. ' Lime and Cement BOTH PHONES S23 KLMIRA STREET ! Wall Paper. Big reduction In spring stylet 65iB t"shlnStonst ' before decorating your rooms look at mv new stock of Wall Paper A Burlaps, Lincrusta Walton. 1 W. LENOIR I A. CGiLE^— ' louse and Sign fainter agd fiecorator. ' Office NHOPJuBELBol I 10s Jackson St. Cape May City A.lenwoi.d Hotel ! Everybody ' is invited to compare ' THE CAPE MAY FARMSTEAD BY THE SEA ^ with the leading Dairy and Poultry forms of the world. 1 Such comparison will establish its supremacy. No finer agI negation ot healthful, < heerful and will groomed cattle is ) possible. No finer collection of Leghorns and Wyandottes 1 of purer strains can be seen anywhere. 1 he homes of these cattle and chickens fare celebrated for their cleanlinesa ' and comfort. Such a combination can but offer to the interested public the most sanitary and enticing products One visit will e more than satisfy the most fastidious. So please make the J visit and compare us with others. ; THE FARMSTEAD HI THE SEA J P. MACHISSIC, Manager. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD BULLETIN. 1 HUDSON-FULTON CELEBRATION NEW YORK CITY. f Three hundred years ago, Henry Hudson, an Englishman in command of a Dutch expedition, with eighteen men, explored the Hudson River from Sandy Hook to Troy in his small craft, the "Half Moon." - One hundred and ninety ei -ht years later, Robert Fulton I established, with his steamboat, the "Clermont," a regular water service between New York and the towns along the Hudson river * to the North. | This year, New York City, with sister cities and towns along )the Hudson, will celebrate these two achievements by a series of I imposing observances, religious, historical, military, naval, musical | and literary, extending from September 25 to October 9. i Replicas of the "Half Moon" and the "Clermont" have been ! built and will play a large part in the celebration. They will be ' the center of attraction in the great naval pageant on Saturday. J September 25. The United States Government will have fifty-two J war ships anchored in the Hudson, and Great Britain, France, the * Netherlands, Italy, Germany, Argentina, Guatemala, Mexico, and lj Cuba will be represented by war vessels. STwo great parades .of water craft will escort the "Half Moon" and the "Clermont" in triumphal procession past the war • leviathans, first in tue morning and again in the evening, when all the vessels will be illuminated. On September 28 there will be a grand historical pageant, and on September 30 a big military parade in New York City. On October 1, the "Half Mcon" and "Clermont" will proCceed up the Hudson to Troy escor-ed by hundreds of river cfaft, including torpedo boats. • A magnificent carnival parade will be held in New York on Saturday evening, October 2, which promises to eclipse all previous attempts. The Pennsylvania Railroad, the dir ■ na to New York, with its unsurpassed service of feat express trains,, will sell excuri New York for this period at rednced rates of faie. Full details concerning specific lares, date of sale, return ' limits, and train service may be obtained of Ticket Agents.

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CAPE MAY POINT SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES. 1 -7— • Public notice it horebv given If John J. Kramer, Collector of Taxes of the Borough of Oape May Point, Cape May Cooniy, 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 f estate, hereinafter mentioned, for the r shortest term 'or which any person or persons will agree to take the same, ' or in fee wnere nooe will bid. for a i shorter- term, and pay the tax lien thereon, including interest aod cost of 2 sale. The sals will take place in the Borough Ooancil.Chamber on Monday, October 4tb 1909, at 1 o'clock p. ®. The said lands, tenements, hereditaments and real estate so to be sold and the names of the persons against whom the said taxes have been laid on ac- ■ count of same, and the amount of . taxes laid on account of each parcel, * are as follows, viz : OAPE MAT POINT. No. Owner 3I'k Lot Tax Avers, Mablon, Jr.. I 36 $ 1.46 Ayers. Mahlon. Jr.. G 43 1.46 Beatty, Est, Wm„ A 49 2.93 A 60 2.98 A 63 2.92 Brister. Jane M. B., A 44 1.95 K 123 1.46 Bellows Est, J. B. F., E 91 3.41 Benezett. Jno. H., A %84 2.93 Dealey Est. D . E 134 2.93 t'ernley Est., Tboe . A 19 5.85 " A 99 1.47 A 100 1.47 K 122 .98 K 134 .98 K 140 .98 K 146 ,M8 K 152 .98 K 158 .93 K 164 .98 ■ & 176 .98 1 48 1.46 1 58 1.46J N (2 acres more or less ) 5.85 No. " Fabey, H. M.. A 62 2.93 I" B 64 1.95 Farrow. E. S.. K 148 1.95 1 GibbB, Eliza J.. K 153 1.95 Giles, Rebecca, A 70 . 3.90 Grant Est., Helen, E 5.85 Hughes, J. W. . N 5 .98 " N 6 .98 Hall. Frank A.. A 10 2.93 " A 94 .98 A 95 .98 Jacoby, Harry, I 39 1.95 Kirby, Mrs. E. W . K 118 .98 K 136 .98 K 159 .98 K 160 .98 K 171 .98 K 177 .98 K 178 .98 K 181 .98 K 182 .98 Lawrence, Mary E., E 1 9.75 Myers, George, K 143 1.95 McOonnell. Wm., K 57 .98 K 59 .98 K 60 .98 K 70 .98 K 75 .98 VlcKean Est., Wm. V.. F 31 2.70 F 32 2.70 F 33 2.70 F 34 2 70 F 39 2.70 F 40 2.70 F 62 2.70 F 63 2.70 F 64 2.70 F 65 2,70 F 66 2.70 F 53 2.70 Morton, Jno. B., B 49 B 50 62 6 8 Otterson, Mrs. O., E >£174 6.81 E 115 3.52 E 116 3 52 E 117 3.62 E 129 8.52 '• E 130 3.62 Porter. Geo. W.. N 32 .98 Reed, W. H. and wife. K-174 1.22 K 181 1-22 Smith. Wm. R., D 24 2.98 Shields, W. S. P., B 87 12.68 Slope. A. H., K 122 2.98 Stimmel, P. K.. K 136 1.95 Smith. K >s26 1.95 Thomas, Ohas., A 68 8 93 Willdin Est. L, E 74 .65 E 75 .65 E 121 .66 •• E 185 .65 E 122 .65 •• E 38 .66 « I 99 .98 I 30 .96 I 31 .9 I 61 .98 « I 62 .9g

No. Owner Bl'k Lot Tax ' " k $1 1.48 " K 32 1.47 " 4- * •« " l 5 .58 l -7 .« ' " " L SI f 1 l 22 .88 [ Whilldin, J. A., e 76 .78 .1 *' " e 77 .78 ' e 78 .78 " e 79 .78 1 e 80 .78 .f « !:h *; •• k 117 1.95 Winslow, S.. e . 124 1.96 Sloan, H. D., A <83 1.96 , Unknown, A 16 1.96 A 18 l95 :: 0 82 1.47" ■ O 87 1 96 . , " D «4 lm , E *96 1.96 jb,j|8 - 1.96 1 " E 1.96 e jo ,1.98 . ■ '■ei los " k 82 1.96 E 40 .98 E 89 .90 E '41 . '.98 •E ^42 .<88 rK *9 .98 B 60 .98 " E 61 .98 " E 52 .98 I " E 66 .98 J E 57 .98 ! E 68 .98 i E 59 .98 | E 62 .98 E 63 .98 I " E 139 2.88 I E 167 8.90 I F 61 2.88 i F 54 2 88 1 7 .98 « I 8 .98 I I » .98 I I 21 .98 I I 22 .98 J I 23 .98 I " K 20 1.95 1 K 11 1.96 1 N 17 .98 i JNO. J. KROMER, > Collector, > Frank Bowne. Borough Solicitor. | SOITB CAPE MAY TAX SALE ? Z South Cape May Tax Sale on MON ! DAY, OCTOBER 18. 1909, at Town ) Hall. > Public notice is herbey given by H. 1 H. Walton, Oollector of the Borough of i South Oape May, that he will -sell at 5 public sale all the lands, tenements, 1 hereditaments and real estate heroin- | after mentioned, for the shortest term 5 for which any person or persons will 1 agree to take same, or in lee where no i one will bid for a shorter term, and 1 pay the tax lien thereon, including in- { terest and costs of sale. ! This sale will take place at Town i Hall, South Oape May, N. J., Monday. 1 October 18, 1909, at 1 p. m. The said * lands, tenements, hereditaments and ; real estate to be sold, and the names \ of the persons aga'nst whom said ' taxes have been laid, on account of ® same, and the amount of taxes l.idon ? account of each parcel are as follows : ' Name Sec. Lots Total Mrs. C. Baier, 89 25 $2.52 * H Beittermuller, 56 7 2.67 ' J. N. Bougey, 71 17 2.86 : Kate Becker, 47 39 2.53 { Edna F. Caswell. 81 19. 21 25.74 . Edna F. Caswell, 51 9 2.65 . W. Lie, dapple. 47 23, 25 2.66 ' W. Dreydapple, 60 88, 40 2.94 { F. Greenwood 75 19 2.85 ^ A. M. Greenwood, 83 9 2.86 ' Clara T. Heory, 7 acres farm 6.40 [ J. H. Lock, S3 28, 25 2.M { Theresa Sapetina, 48 87 2.65 Walter C. Lovett, 48 40 2.65 , E. McKeever, 52 34 2.52 ; M. McKeever, 52 86 2.52 \ Anna McOue, 71 2 2.62 i Chas. Reger, 79 18. 16 2.66 \ J. Ssssa, 44 2 2.94 \ A M. Speak man. 70 24. 25 2.66 ; A be 1 Scull, 24 27 2.65 , Geo. Station, 72 4, 6 2 65 I G D. R. Zorgey, 36 1 2.66 J H. H. WALTON, I 9-18 4t Oollector. The New Paint Store 5 John Little has opened up the busi- ; cess «f selling painto at fee corner of S Ja-kson and Washington streets and it S i , me place to bay fresh paints. 5 3-23- tf 5 Visit the AUDITORIUM CAFE for 5 the finest sea foods and salads. Ex eel - 5 lent service. Open every evening until g 12 o'clock. tf 3 9 tielp your City, help New Oape B May. and you will help your bank a 8 he s me time. 3z