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FATHER 80- MOTHER 76 The aged father and mother < ✓> j>£ of a prominent Boston lawyer r!k \ safely carried through die last two winters by FrM The son says: "My father and mother owe their present - Vinof^ During the last two trying winters neither of them had a cold, and were able to walk farther and do more than for years. F think Vinol is perfectly wonderfuL It certainly is the greatest blood-making, strengthening^onic for old people I ever heard of." We wait every feeble old person in tbls town to try VlaoL We will retain their money without question 11 It does not accomplish all we claim lor it. JAMES MECRAY, Druggist, Cape May.

FISHING CREEK. John Bate was called away to attend hia brother's funeral on Thursday laRt. Mrs. Charles Foster, of Green Creek, is visiting her brother, John Snyder, for a few days. Mrs. Samuel Roberts, of Holly Beach, spent Wednesday with Mrs. Sarah Shaw. Frank Matthews and family have moved in with his mother, Mrs. Cynthia Mathews, who is in very poor health. Mr. and Mrs. George Matthews returned home after visiting many in te resting places. Bichard Hemingway is the champion eel catcher of the season, as he caught one weighing about six pounds. On Monday evening last Mr. and Mrs. D Morell Woolson gave a party tn honor of their daughter, Mi as Sarah Foster ou the occasion ol her eighteenth birthday. There were about 70 invitations fesued moat of which were accepted. She was the recipient of man}- beautiful gifta. After playing many games and jokes on each other all were invited to the dining room where the table was prettily decorated and heavily laden with ail kinds of fruit, ice cream, cake and confectionery. At a late hour the goests — - departed wishing the hostess many more bright and happy birthdays. Mibs Flossie Halbruner took in the basket ball game at Cape May Tuesday evening. Edgar Woolson was married to Miss Grace Rosa, of Brooklyn, on Thanksgiving and on the following Thursday

he Drought her home. They were met at Erma with a jolly sleigh bell ride. 1 Their home was decorated with all • kinds of signs Then they were ten- ' riered a r ception and received a large 1 collection of very costly presents. There were over 80 folks in all making ' it a lively crowd. After enjoying themselves they were treated to differ* ent kinds of cake and ice cream and all ! wishing them many happy years, returned home well pleased with the r evening. Mrg. Lizzie Foster, Sarah Snyder ' and Ella Johnson spent Friday with their sister, Mrs. Sarah Pieraon at seaside | Mrs. Nora Bates went to Philadel- " phia shopping Tbusday. . Mr. and Mrs. George Mathews are | visiting his sister, Mrs. Beulah iBard, at Bordentown. 1 Misses Dannie Hoifman, Sallie ' Woolson and Clara Hheno went to Oape May on Wednesday. 1 Emma McPherson entertained com- ; pany from Cape May over Sunday. Miss Rena Miller is quite an expert t at horse back rifling. I Mrs. Endicott and Miss Nora Laker, ' of Burleigh, called on Mrs. Ella Wooli Miss Edna Stewart, of Cape May, ' spent part of the week with her friend, Edna Woolson. > Misses Helen and Phene McCain passed the first of the week with Mrs. Freeman Yerricks. Mrs. Hannah Woolson and daughter J - Mary Schellenger, spent Thursday with Mrs. Gus Swain at Erma.

SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue ef a writ of fieri facias, for Sale of mortgaged premises to me directed, issued out of iheiCourt of Chancery of New Jersey, on the 3d day of December, A. D.. 1909, in a certain cause wherein John B. Huffman is complainant, and Hentrietta G lading and Benjamin 8. (.lading are defen dents 1 shall expose at sale at Public Vendue, ou MONDAY, JANUARY 10th, 1910] between the hour* of twelve and five o'clock p. m . to wit, at one o'clock in the afternoon of ssid day, at the Sheriff's Office, in Cape May Court House, Cape May County. New Jersey All the following described tract of j land with the messuages and tenements thereon erected, situate in the Middle Townsrip, in the County of Oape May, and State of New Jeracy, according to a survey thereof made iy Lemuel Lranrnv. June A D , 1867, being a part < i h certain plantation known by the nan e of tbc Bradford Place Beginning ai j reii cedar post, being the divirio earner <.f the plantation be tween Joseph 8harp and Charles Sloan , - a< d runn mf (i) binding by the division line be .wen the said Charles Sloan ! and aaii > J useph Sharp south seventyaeve . egiees eist fifty-six perches and Iw* my links to a red cedar post j cornei standing on the southeast side ; of the .'-lain Public Road leading from , 1 Cape M y Oourt Home to Cspe Island, j 1 and is also standing between the house 1 of aaid Joseph Snarp and the house of ' the i id Charles Sloan; thence (2) ; south htty-eight decrees east rixty-g-x 1 perches to a red cedar post standing at the e».s:e of 4 swamp; thence (8i south fifty-six degrees and thirty minutes easi sevenn en percbea to a red cedar , pi st standing in the run stream ; thence : _ (4) binding by the several courses 1 thereof through the swamp and roes- 1 dows to Shawa Creek ; thence (6) binding by the several courses of Sbaws , Creek to Learning's Sound; thence (6) northeasteily along the edge thereof to the Mouth of Terrapin Thoroughfare ; thence (7) northeastwardly up and along said tboioughfare the several courses thereof to Tempeiance or Tempest Creek ; thence (8) up and along the several" courses thereof to the head of the same, and the line formerly of Thompson Stites' land, thence (9) binding by the aaid Stites' laud to the Island Edge or Meadow Edge ; thence (10) north sixty -aix degrees and thirty minutes west seventy-tuur perchea to a station corner of the 1.1. tree ;tbence(ll south eighty-eight degrees and thirty minutes west fifty-one perches and ten links to a comer; thence (12) north sixty- three degrees weat seventy-nine perches to the southeast aide of the said public roefl ; thence (13) south j thirty degrees forty-five minutes west 1 along the southeasterly aide of said ' public road forty perches to a corner ; 1 thence (14) south eighty -nine degrees 1 west sixty-ax perches crossing the < aforesaid public road to a red cedar - post comer standing in the headline cf the aforesaid plantation, and in the line of Bnmpley Stites' land ; thence (16) south twenty-four degrees and thirty -seven minutes west twenty-four perches and twenty links to the place , of beginning. Containing five hundred ' and thirty-seven seres and thirty percbea of .land, be ibe same more or t lews. Bring the aame land and premises that was conveyed tc the party of the first part by Emily S. Otterson, et air ; by two deeds recorded in Oape 1

May County Clerk's Office in Book No. 170 of deeds, page 266, etc. ; and in Book Na' ITS, page 48, etc. f ROBERT R. OORSON, Sheriff. ■ Dated December 7, 1909. r John B Huffman, Solicitor. > p. f. $21.00 12-1; 5 i : SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, to me directed, issued out of the Court of chancery of New Jersey ou the tblr- ! teentb day of November' A. D„ 1909, | iu a certain cause wherein the B. B. 8. ; Brewiug Company, incorporated, is ' complainant, and Agnes T. Doberty, et r als, are defendants, I shall expose to sale at public vendue, on | MONDAY. JANUARY 10. 1910, ' between the hours of twelve and five o'clock p. m„ towit, at one o'clock iu [ the afternoon of said day. at the Sheriff's office, iu Cape Esy County, New | Jersey. Ail those certain tract* or parcels of ' land and premises situate, lying and j being in the Borough of North Wild-! wood, (formerly Anglesea) iu the i I County of Cape May, and State of New | ' Jersey, and i articularly described as ' follows, towit: , ! Tract No. 1. Beginning on the south- ! I westerly side of Walnut avenue, one: ! I hundred feet southeastward!}' from-the I I southeasterly side of New Jersey aveuur j Containing iu front or breadth aouth1 ! eastwardlv on Walnut avenu- one huuf dred and fifty feet (each lot being fifty | | feet' wide) and of that widtu extending • | south westward ly one Imudred feet l>e- » | lug lots numbered two, hundred and , i eight (2U8). two hundred and ten (210> , j and two hundred and twelve (212) . | ou the map of Angletea. Cape May 1 ! County, New Jersey, made by L. M [ I Rice, Jr., 190<l, as filed In the office of . I the County Clerk of lb# County of Cape . ! May aforesaid. i Tract No. 2. Beginpiug ou the noi theasterly side ef Chestnut avenue, one • hundred and fifty feet soutbeaatwardly from the southeasterly side of New I Jersey avenue. Containing in front I or breadth southeastwardly on . Chestnut avenue fifty feet, and of that width extending northeastwardly | one hundred feet. Being lot number - two hundred and eleven (211) in block number two hundred and twenty-one . (221) as shown on the map or Anglesea , aforesaid. Being the same land and premises which the B. B. S. Brewing Company, by deed dated March 11, 1908, granted and conveyed unto the said Agues T. , Doberty in fee. Also all the personal property In the Hotel Hereford, situate on the property above described, including all cooking utensils, stoves, carpets, bedsteads, i bedding, bureaus, wastrrOnds, tables, | chain, piano, pictures, clocks, all i liquors, cigars, wines, bar fixtures, fix- I back of bar, all glassware, and all - other goods and chattels now In- said i Hotel Hereford. ROBERT R. CORSON. ■ Sheriff, j Dated December 7, 1909. H. H. Voorbeee, Attorney. P. F. $16.00 12-11 6ts POTATOES US 80 cents par bushel while they last. I be** potatoes are a fide size and are of choice variety. Drop postal to John c Speck Cape M-y, N, J. 3t

. Mrs. Belle Mathews and Mrs. 1 Rucderow called on Mrs. Sadie Bates 1 on Thursday. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gerroon, of I • West C»pe May called on his aunt, 4 Mrs. Sarah Shaw and Mrs. Sarah Sny- 1 der. I Claude Morton and family, of Wast 1 Oape May. called on hia aunt, Mrs. < Socrates Sbaw, on Sunday last. ' Mi— " Lydia Halbruner, of OoH 1 Spring, spent part of laat weak with • her sister Flossie. Joe Ford and family are visiting 1 their aunt, Mrs. J. W. Snyder ' Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Woolson and grandson Russel, spent Wednesday with hia brother. Swain Woolson, at the light bouse. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTO R I A Christmas Presents The Security Trust Company will open a time account for your boy or girl and loan them a beautiful silver nickel safe, by depositing one dollar. What better present could be made. Teach them to cultivate the saving habit. tf CASE AFTER CASE ' Plenty More Like This in Cape May j Scores of Cape May peoplecan te ■ you about Doan's Kidney Piltev Many - a happy citizen .makes a statement of ; his experience. Here is a cast of its , What better proof of merit can be had j I than such endorsement? I Mrs. Katie Holmes, Columbia ave- 1 s nue. West Oape May, N. J. , says ; "For three years my kidneys were I ■ disordered and caused me to suffer in- j 1 tensely from backache. When I stooped ' or lifted there would be a sharp j . twinge in my back which would almost j prevent me from straightening. All j ' night the trouble was just as bad and 1 when I arose in the morning I wa | , tired and lame. Headaches were frei quent, I was very nervous and languid j and wrs often distressed by dizzy j spells. The kidney secretions were too ] t frequent in passage, more annoying when I contracted a cold. I was finally ' persuaded to try Doan's Kidiey Pills - and they brought me such prompt relief that I procured a further supply 1 which I used with increased benefit. ' I am now entirely free from kidney 1 trouble and can say that my cure was . a permanent one. " For sale by all dealers. Price 6Cc r Foster-Milburn Oo., Buffalo, N. Y- ' so'e agents for the United States. Remember the name — Doan's— and take no other i SHERIFF'S SALt By virtue of a writ of fieri facias, de bonis et terris. on a writ of execution ' to me directed, Issued out of the Cape May County Circzit Court, New Jer- • aey, I will expose to sale at public vendue ou MONDAY. JANUARY 10, 1910 between the hours of Twelve and Five o'clock p. m., to wit, at one-thirty o'clock in the afternoon ol said day, at f the Sheriff's Offiie, In Cape May Court House, Cape May County, New Jersey. A two story frame bungalow, about ' twenty-four feet by forty-three feet In j size, and the lot of land or curtilage is , particularly described as follows: , All that certain lot of ground situate in the Borough of North Wildwood, (formerly Anglesea) Cape May County, , Now Jersey, described as follows: [ Beginning at a point or the North- . easterly ride of laird avenue, distant . three hundred and fifty feet North-

westwardly from N«w York avenue: ; theoce Northwestwardly fifty feet and extending Northeastwarcly, between parallel fines of th-t width the distance of one hundred fed, beans lot No: 416, block 66 on the recorded mip of Anglesea. The names of the owners of ; the said lot or curtilage whereon the said building is erected, and on which this lien is claimed are Arthur H. I Green and John Carrow Du Boeq, who 1 have an estate in fee simple therein. Seised aa the property of Arthur H. > Green and John Carrow Du Bo*q, owners and build era, defendant*, and I taken in execution at the suit of the F. r K. Smith Lumber Company, clalmont. ROBERT R. CORSON, Sheriff Dated December 7, 1909. H. H. Voorbeee, Attorney. p. f. $10 75 12-11 5t AN ORDINANCE Authorizing the numbering of dwelling bouses and other buildings in the . Borough of West Oape May, N. J. Section 1. Be it ordained by the " Council of Borough of West Oape r May that all dwelling houses and . other buildings shall be numbered. Sec. 2.' That in causing the numbers to be plaoed upon the buildings First { Avenue shall be the line of beginning for all streets or avenues, extending north and south therefrom and that Broadway aball bt the line ot beginning for all streets or avenues extending east and west therefrom, the even numbers to be placed on the south and - weat aide of the street or avenues and . the odd numbers ttixie placed on the . north and east aide of same. 1 She 8. That the numbering shall be done by blocks or squares and the 1 ' basis for each number aball be twentyfive (25) feet, more or less as is reI quired. ' | Sec. 4. Tbat tfie numbering shall be completed within sixty (60) days after e the passage of this ordinance. Sec. 6. That any person neglecting I or refusing to place a number on his I j or her house within sixtv days after ? ! the passage of this ordinance, the I Mayor may appoint a person to do the ■ j numbering and the property to be held . I in lieu until paid. 3 GEORGE H. REEVES, s I Mayor. . I THE0. W. REEVES. Clerk. , Dated, Weat Oape May. N. J., Dec. 6. 1909. r R «- 1 Children Cry ' FOR FLETCHER'S . C ASTO R I A , NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING . OF CREDITORS r In the District Court of the United Stales for the District of New Jersey. In the matter of Walter N. 8chellinger. Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. To the creditors of Walter N. Schelj linger, of Green Creek, in the County of Cape May, and District aforesaid : Notice is hereby given tbat on the ninth day of December, 1909. the aaid Walter N. Schel linger was duly adjudged a bankrupt^ and that the firat e meeting of bit creditors will be held at 1 the Bankruptcy Court Room, No. 614 e Washington Street, City ot Cape May. - New Jersey, on the Twenty-eighth day ; - of Decemter, 1909, af eleven o'clock ! in the forenoon, at which time the said ! creditors may attend and prove their : e claims, appoint a trustee, examine the y bankrupt and transact such other bust inesB as may properly come before the I t meeting. Said proofs of claims must comply t wib section $7 of the bankruptcy laws 3 and rule 21 of the Geeneral Orders of s the United States Supreme Court, and must be properly endorsed in tnis mate ter. , A fee of twenty -five cents must ac- , company the' claim. LEWIS T. STEVENS. Referee in Bankruptcy, t Dated December 10, 1909. S. F. Eldredge, Solicitor. ;

! MRS. E. TURNER 1 DEPARTflENT STORE Foreiyu and F omeatic Dry and Fancy Goods, Ladies Suits and Millinery, j 323 Washington St. 4 Corsefe a Specialty Cape May, N. J. I '• I ' THE OPENING OF THE CHRISTMAS SEASON AT OUR 8TORE ] We have made unusual preparations to make this the crowlnng event of the year. You will fiod here the choicest selections of holiday Goods. All the I newest, most beautiful and sensible things — something appropriate for every 1 at pr.ces to fit every puree. The whole -tore sparkles with CHRISTMAS 1 bargain* and your money will go farther here than at any other place. You ' will fiDd It an easy task to choose from our large and beautiful assortment, start your buying early while assortments are best. 1 A large assortment of fancy and useful articles. A fine line of Men's, Lad lev' and Children's handkerchiefs from 6c tooOc Linen and Swiss. A fine line of , Ladies and Children's umbrellas, t rices from 59c to $4.00. SOMETHING NEW ' I It will Pay you to Spend Twelve Dollars YOU 00 NOT HAVE TO SPEND IT ALL AT ONCE, OR ANY CERTAIN TIME Call at Mrs. Turner's Who wlll«be the first to receive this Beautiful China Cake Set with you | Initial in gold? We will preee nt you with a punch card and explain all. ,

BASKET BALL EXCELSIOR SKATING RINK SATURDAY EVENING DECEMBER (TIL AT 8.15 O'CLOCK Floor Open to All , Skaters After Game ADMISSION TO GAME 10c. ' SKATES 15c. i , *' ' Christmas Presents Roller and Ice skates, sleds, Carpet Sweepers, Dinner Sets, Decorated and plain Lamps, Water Sets, Art Ware, Pocket Knives, Scissors, Carving Sets, Safety Razors. I have the largest and finest assort1 ment of Japanese ware in this city. Call and see it. Charles A. Swain 305-7 Jackson St. rBOTH PHONES HOTELS SUPPLIED ffj SpeciaJ prices for the holidays in Liquor Dept. [S Free Presents with each sale of .75 or over. 8 4 Bottles Wine $1.00

' 8 BAILEY YELLOW LABLE 1.00 i MOUNT VERNON 1.00 . Ig STANDARD .75 ||j APPLE BRANDY .75

NO. 6 1.00 K OVERHOLT 1.00 B MONOGRAM .75 ffl YOUNG'S Y. P.fcM. .75 9|

H All Kinds of Beer and Soft Drinks i Gallon Wine with jug $.125 and up I CAMDEN BOTTLING CO. i | 312 AND 314 ffASHINCT0^ STREET ^ | A. CGILE^— Souse and iign fainter and fiecorator. Office SHOP IN REAR of 105 Jackson st. Cape May City Glenwood Hotel SEED POTATOES SELECTED FROM CHOICE STOCK GROWN IN MAIN E SEEDS -FOR THE FARM AND GARDEN. THE RELIABLE LANDRETH SEEDS. FERTILIZERS FOR CORN. POTATOES, AND VEGETABLES. ALL GRADES AND ALL PRICBS We will have all the above in large -quantities this coming Spring. We are going to make- the price low. We will give you Credit or discount for Caslj. Let us have your list to figure on. Give us A Chance. If you do not buy, there is no harm done, and you have the satisfaction of knowing you are getting your seed at the right prices. We feel sure we can save you morey. Dont forget us Cape May Grain & Coal Company KiptOM 'PIMM Ml 16 1 Waahington St Near Reading Tcrmiiul 1, PhOM 10 206Y I. H. ELDREDGE, Manager