Cape May Star and Wave, Saturday, April 2, 1910

PR0FBSS10AL C«AMUEL F. KLDREDGE, ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW Merchants' National Bank Building Washington and Decatur Sts. Cat* May Cm NOTARY PUBLIC, Solicitor andMastcr in Chancery. Keystone Telephone 85 A JJ RNESl W. LLOYD COUNSEL LOB- AT- LAW 820 Washington St. CAPE MAY. Now Jersey J SPICER LBAMING COUNSEL LOR- AT- LAW Solicitor, Master and Examiner In Chancery. Office 518 Washington St., \ CAPE MAY. New Jersey JAMES M. E. HILDRETH, COUNSELLOR- AT- LAW — AND— tolidtor, Master and Examiner In , Chancery. NOTARY PUBLIC. < Office at No. 214 Ocean Street. Cape May City, N. J. i Keystone Telephone 59 A j pLOYD C. HUGHES, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW omcas : 503 Washington sL Cape May City, N J NOTABV PUBLIC SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY ^ Q BOLTON ELD R EDGE * ATTORNEY-AT-LAW offices: 1 Merchants National Bank Building Washington and Decatur Sts. Cape May N. J. NOTARY PUBLIC SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY j Keystone Telephone 86 X j DR. REU A HAND j I — DENTIST 1 Announces that he has established j offices at 514 N. 5th Street, - - Camden, N. J with thoroughly modem facilities ( for the practise of Dentistry. J — I DR. J. H.OLIVER < - i DENTIST — E«tey BMllding 1 11SO Glxeatn-u.t Street ' (One door above Keith's Theatre.) Appointments may be made by Bell Tele r phone. Walnut 1883D. Extracting palo 1 Ma. 1 s — r Longstreth's j Crescent I Lenses • So made that your Reading Glasses £ won't interfere with your looking g around. 1 Cell and ut them. a C A. LONGS' rutin, c WpKfllf ta By* Tcstlea r xa Market Street. PkUa. KEYS FITTED i Locks. Trunks. Valises, P rasols j etc. Repaired 1 J. DENIZOT ( Call Keystone 129 D j 1

- J May Court House, N. J.. on j MONDAY, APRIL 18TH, 1910 ! between the hodra pf »2 and 6 pclock, : to wit. at l o'ddtrth tte'lfrdttpoifbr sea, OOunty of (Jape May and State ol New Jertey, known and designated as lots numbers two (2), three (8), four (4), five (6). fn block number ooe hundred And sixty-seven on s plan of lota of Henfy H. Ottens adaitlon adjoining North Wildwood and duly filed in the Clerk's Office at Ospe May County and State of New Jersey aforesaid and are bounded and described as follows, to wit: said lota two (2), three (8), lour ' (4) and five (5), Beginning at a stake in the southeasterly line of New York avenue at the distance of forty (40) feet northeasterly from the intersection of the ( northeasterly line of Twenty-third avenue with the southeasterly line of New York avenue and thence e tending first along the southeasterly line of said New York avenuenortheastwardly the distance of one hundred and twenty feec to a stake, thence between parallel lines of that width or frontage southeastward- [ lv nrrt at ri.ht antrlA. to riM Npv ly and angles New

York avenue the distance of one hundred (1001 feet, each of said lots being thirty (feet) feet in front by one hundred (100) feet in depth. All those certain lots or parcels of and and premises situate, lying and being in the Borough of Holly Beach City, in the County of Cape May and State of New Jersey, on an island called the Five Mile Beach, bounded and described as follows, to wit: — Beginning at a point or the southwesterly 6ide of Rio Grande avenu- ut the distance of ninety feet northwesterly of .the northwesterly sire of Atlantic Avenue and thence running (1st) 1 along the said southwesterly side cf I Kio Grande avenue north thirty-eight i degrees wes' forty (40) teet to a |>oiiit and at right angles to said Kio'Granne avenue thereto between pa allel lines ■ in length or depth (with width «>f forty feet) southwesterly one hundred (100) feet. Containing four thousand square teet of land strict measure, compiising lot Dumber twenty-eight (28) in Block number (40) of the recorded plan of Holly Beach City. Beginning on the northeasterly side of Baker avenue at the distance of ninety (90) feet northwesterly from | the northwesterly side of Atlantic aveand tbence : running (1st) along the northeasterly side of Baker avenue north thirty-eight degrees west forty ' (40) feet and at right angles to said Baker avenue between parallel lines in length or depth northeastwardly one hundred (100) feet. Containing four thousand square feet of land strict measure and comprising lot number thirteen (13) of Block number one hundred and three (108) of the recorded plot of Holly Beacb. Beginning at a stake on the northeasterly side of Taylor avenue at the distance of one hundred and thirty ( 1 30) feet northwesterly of the northwesterly side of Atlantic avenue and thence extending (1st) along the side of said Taylor avenue north thirtyeight degrees west forty (40) feet to » stake ; and at rignt angles to said Taylor avenue thereto between parallel lines iu length or depth northeasterly one hundred (100) feet. Containing tour thousand (4000) square feet of land strict measure, comprising lot number twelve (12) in Block number fifty-seven (57) of the rec rded plan of Holly Beach City. Beginning at a point or stake on the northeasterly side of Taylor avenue at the dista ce of ninety (90) leet northwesterly of the northwesterly side of Atlantic avenue and' thence extending (1st) along the side of said Taylor avenue north ihirty-eigbt degrees west forty (40) feet to a stake :;and at right anglea to. said Taylor avenue thereto between parallel lines in leng h or d&lh northeasterly one hundred (100) feei. Containing tour thousand (4UKI) square feet ot land strict measure. Comprising lot number ihirieen (13) in Block numi er fifty-seven (57) of the recorded plot of Holly Ueat-h City. Beginning at a point in tbe interneeton of the northwesterly side of Atlantic avenue with tbe southwrsterly side of Rio Grande avenge and extending thence (1st) along the southwesterly side of said Rio Grande aveuue north thirty-eight degrees west ninety (90) feet to a point, and at right angles to ssid Rio Grande avenue thereto between parallel lines in length or depth (with a width of ninety (90) feet southwesterly the distance of one hundred (100) feet. Containing 9000 -quare feet of land strict measure. Comprising lots numbers twenty-nine nine (29) and thirty (80) in block number forty (40) of the recorded plot of Holly Beach City. Also all tnat certain lot or piece of ground situate, lying and being in the Borough of North Wildwood, formerly the Borough of Anglesey) Cape May County, State of New Jersey, numbered twenty-eight (28) in block one hundred sixty-six (166) on the plan of lots of Henry H. Ottens addition adjoining Wildwood Borough of Anglesea, Cape May County, New Jersey, as in tbe office of the Clerk of (Jape County, bounded and described as follows, viz : Beginning on tbe southwesterly side of Twenty-third avenue seventy feet northwesterly from the northwesterly aide of New Jersey avenue. Containing in front or breadth northwesterly on Twenty-third avenue thirty feet and of that width extending in length or depth southwesterly one hundred feet. Seized as the property of Oliver J. et. ux. , et. ala., defendants, taken at tbe suit of Alice O. Grey complainant, and to be sold by ROBERT K. CORSON, SherifT. J. BERGEN Solicitor. 428 Market Street, Camden. N. J February 19th, 1910. p. f. 8-19 6t Depositing your money in Security Trust Company makes it absolutely safe from loss by robbers, fire or acaCmt.

tut fwinnf rrtinni Tffi MBUfli offluULi Lewon I.— Second Quarter, For ! April 3, 1910. J ' the internatiohal series. ! Tut of th, L.I.OO, Matt, fx, 1S-34. Mamory Vwsaa. 28, 29_Gold»n T.xt, ' Mark Ix, 23— Commentary Prepared I by Rev. D. M. Stearns. ^ This lesson gives an account of four I different acts of healing upon five dlf- < ferent people— the ruler's daughter. ' twelve years of age;.the woman twelve £ years sick, the two blind men and the demon possessed dumb man. Matthew, j c Mark and Luke record the first two.lr but Matthew alone tells of the others I ' All are equally easy to Him to whom j | nothing Is difficult when there Is eonfi- L dence In Him. The principle of verse j g 29 holds all through. "According to j your faith be it unto you." But we g must always remeiqber that these c were samples of the kingdom which 0 was then at hand, but because of His jj rejection postponed till He shall come 7 again. As 1 understand it, we cannot j

J expect kingdom manifestations In this d age of His rejection except as He may g j In great grace see fit to grr#t tbem d . But as the age draws to a close, which h It is rapidly doing, we may look for f greater signs as the kingdom of 8 1 heaven again draweth nigh. May we. J 1 like Stephen, be full of faith and of \ i the Holy Ghost, full of faith and 1 power. * The other accounts of the first two _ healings are found In Mark v and I t Luke via There we are told that the b . man's name was Jairus; that he was a - ruler of the synagogue; that he fell | down at Jesus' feet and besought Him f greatly, for his little daughter was '■ lying at tbe point of death, and she ■ was his only daughter. Jesus arose ; and followed Jairus. and so did His disciples, and much people also folI lowed Him and thronged Him. Con- ; sider the anxiety of the father's heart : and his expectation, for, although be : had not heard the words "I will come f and heal her" (vill. 7). was not the Lord Jesus Christ with him, and ; was not tbnt assurance enough for f Jairus? 1 But In the throng that pressed upon ' Him there was one desolate heart— a ■ woman who had been ailing for twelve years and. having spent all that she I had npon physicians, was nothing bet 1 tered, but rather grew worse. She i having beard of Jesus, bad such couti- I ' dence In Him that she said within her self. "If I may touch but His clothe- j I shall be whole." She according!;. | pressed through the crowd behind Him. touched the lnu-dor of His garment and was Instantly healed of her i lUuess of many years. Most gratefully and gladly would she have slipped away without trou I bling Him further, but He had more 1 for her than she had dared to expect He had a personal word for her heart full of peace aud assurance. Before she could get away Jesus, knowing all things, asked who touched Him. for he knew that virtue had' gone out of Him. The disciples were surprised at His ouestioli. Seefns- so manr toorhlne Him

but the woman came with fear aid trembling, fell down before Him and before all the people declared why she had touched Him and how she had been Immediately healed. Then came to her the added, unexpected blessing In His precious words to her heart: "Daughter. be of good comfort: thy faith bath made thee whole. Go In peace aud be whole of thy plague." Instead of tbe I unrest she might have had because ' she had. as It were, stolen a blessing, j she had His own word of "peace." Then she might have bad some syuif, 1 totns of a recurrence of her trouble.] and tbe devil would be sure to be on 1 hand with some unrestful suggestions.: but now she bad not only an experi- { ence. but His Infallible word that 8b«j was healed, and had He uot called her "daughter." and wasn't that worth | while? Let all secret believers confess j Jesus Christ publicly and see what ad j , dltiona! blessing will surely come to j • But all this delay has seemingly j made Him too late to help tbe little ! girl, for before He reaches the house ] ; messengers come, saying that she Is I < dead. As soon as Jesus heard it Hen said to Jairus. "Fear not. believe only. ' ! and she shall be made whole" (Luke ■ vill. OOi. And quickly it is even so. and she Is alive and well and eating like ! any well child. Only the father and the j mother and Peter. James and John were ( present a1 the raising to life— Just seven, j including Jesus aud tbe little girl, the ! unbelieving Roomers all without. Let I us be "most surely believers, kuowing the certainty" of all His words (Luke , I. l-4>. He Is liever too late, and Doth- ] ing Is too hard for Him who created I all things. Two blind men follow Him into the ' next house, into which He enters, begging Him to have mercy on them. His < die question was. "Believe ye that I ' am able to do this?" Their affirmative 1 reply brings His "According to your faith be It unto you." then His touch, and they see like other men; yet, unlike many, they see Jesus, their healer, and start forth to spread abroad His fame. ' The next case is a dumb demon possessed man. «nd by a word he is healed. No wonder that the multitudes said. "It was never so seen In Israel." for one Uke this had never been seen before. Whether we touch" Him or He ; touches us or speaks the word. His 1 power is manifest. May we all touch j Him In the consciousness of our helplessness and need, as the long suffering woman did. and not indifferently, like the crowd.

SHERIFFS SALE Ohancen* of New Jersey, on the 6th day of February. A. D., 1910. in a certain cause wherein May Steelmsn is complainant, and Alice D. Townsend et si., are det« ndsnte, I shall expose to sale at public vendue, on MONDAY. APRIL 26th, 1910, between the hours of twelve and five clock p. m , to *1t,"at .one o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the 1 ^ogfeasKfcae All that certain tract or parcel of land and premises hereinafter particudescribed, situate in 'he Oity of Island, in the County of Oape May and State of New Jersey, and being on tho southeast aide of North street and ou the northeast side of second street, and beginning at the of said streets thence along the northeast side of said Second street parallel with and sixteen feet end a half from tbe middle thereof, south thirty-three degrees and thirty minutes | east, one hundred feet ; thence by ground formerly of Louisa Duane and W. Barker, north fifty-ix degrees and thirty minute east, one hundred feet ; thence by ground formerly of Downs Edmunds north thirty-three degrees and thirty minutes west one hundred feet to said North street; and thence along the southeast side of street parallel with and at the 1 distance of sixteen feet and a half from j the middle thereof, south fifty-six and thirty minutes west, one feet to the place of beginning. Being tne same land and premises granted and conveyed to the said Lemuel E. Miller by Philip M. Whegton and wife by indenture of even date herewith, and this mortgage is given to secure a part of tbe purchase money therefor. Subject to the taxes on said premises for the years 1908 and 1909, amounting 6509.18, with interest and costs. ROBERT8R. CORSON, Sheriff. Dated March 23, 1910. Harry S. Douglass, Sol'r. p. f. $12.75 8-26 5t BUY 111 Buy Furniture and Carpets, rugs and other household goods at WENTZELL'S ' 33 Perry St. """ 8ave Money and secure a home dition. Furniture delivered in perfect condition and properly set up. Baby coaches, invalid chairs and other things leased. Large and comprehensive stock. KeyMone Telephone 78 A

60 YEAR8' ^^^^■|^EXPERIENCE Trade Marks 'RMBBIt Designs FvYT*~ Copyrights Ac. 1 ?UTontTo?Tl?probiib!T patentable. Cotnmunlea- j I tlons atrtcUy confidential. HARD BOOK cm Patent! aent free. Oldeat aeeuc j tor securing paints. Patcnu taken through Mann ft Co. ncelrt iptcial not It r. without charge, Ln the Scientific American. A handsomely Illustrated weekly. largest ctrMUNN & Co.88'*0-*' New York Branch Offloe. OS F Bt» Washington. IXC. | jPKOPOSALSIFOR THE EREOTION ■ OF A STEEL DRAW BRIDGE IN . I CAPE1MAY COUNTY, N. J. 1 j Proposals will be received by the 1 Hoard cf Freeholders of the County of Cape May, N. J., and opened at a » meetirg of the Board to be held in the Court House at Oape May Court Houte. N J., on Tuesday, April 5, 1910, at eleven o'cock a.m., for the S erection of a Steel Pivot Draw Bridge, 108 feet in length, over Cape Island Creek, at Schellenger's Landing. A certified check for one thousand dollars, drawn to the order of Charles Director, must accompany each bid. Envelopes to be maiked on the outside "Proposal for erection of Steel g| Bridge at Schellenger's Landtogether with the name of the bidder. Plans and specifications may be seen on application to the following : L. M. Rice, County Engineer, Wildwood, N. J. ; Charles Sayre. Director, Ocean City, N. J.. or So members of the Bridge Committee as follows : C John P. Fox, Ocean Oity, N. J. Hope W. Gandy, Tuckahoe, N. J. Sylvester S pence, Goshen, N. J. Daniel Schellenger, Erma, N. J David W. Rodan, Oape May. N. J. By order of the Board. I L. M. RICE, 8-19£3t County Fngineer. g. Go to Thomas Soults, Cold Spring, for the things you need for the table, 1 and family, and .obtain satisfactory J goods at ths smallest cost. Full and complete stock, carefully selected, with knowledge bom of experience gained by an active career of more vears that of any dealer in Lowe » Township.

Everybody is invited to compare v % the cape hay farmstead by the sea with the leading Dairy and Poultry farms of the world. Such comparison will establish its supremacy. No finer aggregation of healthful, cheerful and well groomed cattle is possible. No finer collection of Leghorns sod Wyandottcs ol purer strains can be seen anywhere. The homes of these cat lie and chickens are celebrated for their cleanliness and comfort. Snch a combination can but offer to the interested public the most sanitary and enticing produce. One visit will more than satisfy the most fastidious. So please make the fit and compare us with others. THE FARMSTEAD BY THE SEA J. F. MACIUSSIC, Manager. DOLLAR SHIRT WAISTS We carry a line of waist at prices ranging from 50c to $5, but we make a specialty of waists at $1 and we can show you a line at this popular price that will be hard to match elsewhere. We are also showing a nice line of childrens dresses in percales, ginghams etc. in sizes from 2 to 14 years at 50c upward, according to size. Three specials in Taffeta silk petticoats. Black and colored at $2 95 $ 3.95 and $5.00 Genuine Heatherbloom skirts from 1.75 upward. Goods gingham petticoats at 50c Children spring coats in new shades and the popular checks at 1.50 upward. Another special in dress skirts of Panama, mohair and serge at 5.00. Halls Dry Goods Store 226 Market St. PHILADELPHIA A. C. GILE— — Souse and Sign Fainter and fiecorator. Office SHOP IN REAR of OS Jackson st, Cape May City Glenwood Hote Let me tell you about , _ 3- _ MADE HARNESS EXPERT REPAIRING Also a line of good serviceable horse goods. At low prices SUMMER SHEETS - - - SWEAT PADS - - - WHIPS JAMES McFADDEN 2nd floor of the Excelsior Building on West Perry Street NEWELL WASH SCHELLINGER ARE YOU THINKING OF HAVING A CEMENT PAVEMENT AND CURB PUT DOWN Walls, Piers or a Cellar Floor; if so, don't forget to consult Newell and Schellinger All work guaranteed and best of reference furnished Estimates cheyhUly given NEWELL & SCHELLINGER Washington St., Cape Msy. Or West Cape May P. O., Cape May Co. HENRY REEVES machinist PLUMBING, STEAM AND GAS FITTING JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO 8 hop Jefferson St. below Corgie. Residence 116 Pearl St. West Cape May N. J. Keystone Phone 137R Estimates Furnished