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CAPB 1AY SM 1HD IAYE , S.tS3?is ! Pom, dw Thuwtay Erata*. Uwed "ch "^k°°fridy £*_ * tovn circuUlion. S*tnra*T mommf . ISmlplii ***** TOiptpcrtocracO *« *• poaofic u^cmi 2SSS^ssiss'wsskQi; "iSKS£ *. •- "•' >— -s fC tm »W cftch addltiooal lnMrtioo. ooopenU .^crtion.. .5 ■l^tIr"*i°" Ad" . ""iS^rt^Bl'nuiSnf '« '3 in«Ttwn«. o <""• «* aStesEfara: •ssfessss.™— - — ' — - &2£S££s3sil [g, fir. cnajr&i" '■ «WW<» (r* "«* If a cross appears oppoeite your name ] to wrapper or paper it indicates that year subscription expires this month. Tfee subscription price is $1.00 per year is advance. - i Champion Pleads Guilty to Forgery lia S Champion, former City Treasurer of Ocean City, who was indicted two weeks ago by the Grand : Jury in CJamden. on a charge of i forging Mayor Grease's name to a . note for 17.000 on the Security Trust i Company, Wednesday pleaded guilty in the Criminal Court before Judge Jolire. He was represented by Attorney Wiliam 8. Garrison. ; "After Champion had pleaded guilty Prosecutor Scovel, addressing the ; court, said: "Your Honor, in view of . the fact that the defendant has pleaded guilty. I do not desire now to move for sentence. I think it right that he ought to be given an opportunity to adjust his business affairs and the right to make an effort for restitution. The State also desires to ascertain as to whether or not other persons are Involved in this transaction and therefore I will ask that sentence be deferred. The Court acquiesced and Champion was then taken back to Jail. Mayor Cresse and a number of other officials of Ocean City, several officials of the Security Trust Company of this city and officials of the Vineland Bank, where Champion also had transactions were present in court •■■y'1 "While Champion and tho court officials were awaiting the arrival of Attorney Garrison, Attorney Leveritt New comb, of the Vineland National Bank, advanced to wbete Mr. Champion was seated, evidently to tiave a talk with him. but Judge Joline declined "to allow them to converse together. Proaecutor Scovel atated that' sentence would not be imposed for at least three weeks. This time is given him in order to let the defendant arrange bis business affairs. The note which Champion admits forging is not Cue until .April 27 and there ia a possibility that it will be taken care of by that time. Champion sinoe his incarceration has been visited by bis wife and daughter and some friends, including Dr. S. Hann, Secretary of the Law and Order League. League.

CASTOR I A Pot Infants Children. Ik tad Yn Dm Alwajt BeogM Wgaatuxeof TWO BIG THINGS IN TOWN The raising of the barge at the Iro n Pin- and knocking down pins at the Oongreaa Bowling Alley, SI Perry street Dr. H. Lummis, Leslie SchellengeC heater Laodis and Harry Hughes formed a quartette of proficient duck pin bowlers on Tuesday evening. Schellcnger. tied the allev record for ducks, 142. A merry party of young men who frequently visit the alleys is composed of Leonard Sane .ran, Leon Swing, Abram Sbeppi^ Walter Church, Dudley Moore, Ms.i Prymire, William Parker, Prank Hewitt, J ere Parker. Oliver Sbeppard, S. Bailey. Alwerd Hillman, George Lehman and William Nichols. Another party who tried their luck with the ten pins waa Willis xi Bice, Mr Patton, John Foster. Jack Shields end Charles Darner. The yoang men of the Y. M. C. U. of the M. E. Church, have been very diligent in their efforts to secure a team for a match game at tan pins between the Methodists mad Presbyterian, an have decided en Monday evening next for the final com bat. Prank Bennett and Allia Baneset spent aa enjoyable evening early in the u.— "Ay "" ""*

houra at the alleys. Leslie Crease, Paul Schsllenger and, < Fred Crease were among the duck pin ] bowlers this week. KEEIEY CURE. The cure thatbi* been continuously successful for more than 30 ] years is worth investigating. For the drug or drink habit. Write for particulars. Only Keeley Institute in Eastern Penna.. 8l2 N. Broad St., Phila. ( Children Cry i FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA < MARRIED ] JAUOBY— DILLON On last Thursday evening at seven o'clock in the Church of the Incarna- j tion, Philadelphia, the wedding of Miss . Florence Dillon to Mr. Edward O. Jacoby was solemnized. Miss Dillon is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James I L. Dillon, well known cottagers here < and prominent members of the Cape ■ May Golf Olub, and Mr. Jacoby is a son of Fresident of Council and Mrs. JobnJF. Jacoby, of this city. The bride was attended by Miss Gertrude Park, of Baltimore, aa maid of ] honor, and the bridesmaids were Miss Rial Jacoby. Miss Katherine White, Mias Marguerite Moore and Miaa Mary J L. Sproul. Miss Dorothy Fisher, of St Louis, preceded the bride as flower j girl. The best man was Mr. John , Jacoby, a brother of the groom and the usher# were Mr. Harry Douty, of New YorkJOity ; Mr. John Charles Wetter, 1 Mr. Theodore Dillon and Mr. Thomas . Stockhausen. ; Following the wedding ceremony a , large reception was {given the bridal r party at the Roosevelt Mr. and Mrs. Jacoby will reside at Narberh, Pa., and will be at home after June 1. i Finger Prints Naver Fail. Although scars from wounds and ul- - cere frequently partly destroy the pattern folds, such disfigure meats are more often than otherwise aids to identification. When the system of finger prints was first Introduced at , police headquarters in New York a lieutenant In one of the admlnlstra- ( ttva departments tried to discredit It. He had an experimental print mad of the tip of a finger aud a abort tlnn afterward asked to nave the same finger reprinted. He had uieantinnground down the skin of this finger on a grinds tone until the blood almost • flowed. Nevertheless the pattern form was more accurately disclosed In the second printing than in the first. Once the record has been made nothing has ; yet been discovered to Invalidate It— C buries Brewer in Century. Revised Upward. ODe evening at family prayere the bead of the nonse read that chapter ! which concludes with. "And the wife Bee that she reverence ber husband." - After the exercises bad cloeed and the ; children bad gone to bed. the New i York Poet says, he quoted It, looking , meaningly at bis wife. "Let us see what the Revised Version says on that subject" said she. "I will follow the new teaching, if you please." 1 The Revised Version was produced. and her chagrin may be Imagined as i the head impressively rekd. "And let ■ the wife see that she f*r her husband." \

ADVERTISER'S DIRECTORY HELP BUILD A GREATER CITY ! Honey Circulated at Home will Eventually Come Back to Yon " AUTOMOBILES ' D. F. Focer, 233 Perry Street AMUSEMENTS i Cong res? Bowling Alleys, Perry 8treet s Excelsior Roller Rink, West Perry St t BAKERS i F. W. Wolff, 408-408 Washington St r BANKS Q Security Trust Company, Cor. Wash" , iDgton and Ocean Street. Merchants National Bank, Washington " and Decatur n BEERS, WINES AND LIQUORS a Camden Bottling Co., 818 Washington 4 J. J. McCann, Auditorium, Jackson St n Frank B. Wrialey, Washington 8treet. James Carroll, Scbellinger's Landing k G. C. Helfrecht The Cecil, Decatur St . * BOAT BUILDERS John A. Pharo 1283 Lafayette Street [. BOOTS AND SHOES y Eldredge Johnson, 318 Washington St a S. R. Gidding's, Washington Street i- Thomas H. Taylor, 606 Washington St. v Isaac Tsoenbaum, Washington Street H BUILDERS SUPPLIES Ogdeu and San, near P. R. S. Depot ^ Diamond and Go., Holly Beach, N. J. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS • York Bros , P. O. Box 861, Caps May

CEMENT SIDE WALK 1 ■ Jaquette, West Cape May Edward Newell. West Gape May DAIRIES Farmstead-by-tbe-Sea. J. P. McKkric. Manager, Cold Spring, N. J. " DENTAL 8URGEON8, Dr. Reu A. Hand, 616 N. 6th Street Camden. J. H. Oliver, 1120, Chestnut St. Phils. DRY GOODS O. L. W. Knerr, 606 Washington St. ENGINES Frank Entriken, West Perry Street FEED. HAY ETC. Cape May Grain and Coal Company, Washington Street L. Furman Smith, Schellengerta Landing. FURNITURE ETC. M. Wentxell, Perry Street Howard F. (Otter, Washington Street GENTB' FURNISHING GOODS 8. R. Giddings, 419 Washington St. O. W. L. Knerr, 606 Washington St I H. Smith, 608 Washington Street GENERAL CONTRACTORS William S. Shaw and Son, ElmiraBt GENERAL STORE T. Johnson, Erma, New Jeney GROCERIES, MEATS ETC. Beef Co., Jackson Street Thomas Sonlts, Cold Spring, N. J. ' HARDWARE, HOUSE FURNISH'GS ] Charles A P*ain, 806-7 Jackson Street HARNESS MAKERS A. Lovett, Cor. Washington A Perry James McFadden, Excelsior Building ' HOTELS The Windsor, Beach Avenue. Virginia, Jackson Street Windsor Hotel, Filbert Btreet, Phlla. ICE AND COAL Charles S. Church, Keystone 'Phone 76 INSURANCE Hand and Kldredge, Merchants Nat. Bank Building, & 315 Washington St W. H. Bright, Holly Beach, N. J. ILLUMINATORS Cape May Light and Power Company, 246 Washington Streets. Cape May Illuminating Company, 406 Washington Street. laundries Troy Laundry, 810 Decatur Street LOCKSMITHS 1 J. Denizot, Keystone Phone 129 P ] MACHINISTS < i Henry Reeve*. Jefferson Street 1 MARBLE WORKS Blattner & BenDett, West Perry Btreet MERCHANT TAILORS Edward Van Kennel, 424 Washington ! Charles Scherer, 225 Decatur Street j , OPTICIANS ' L. C. Ashburn, Broadway, West Cape i May. ' C. A. Longetreth, 222 Market Stree I Philadelphia PAINTS AND PAINTERS John C. Little, Jackson Street [ A. C. Gile, 8hop in rear of the Glen wood William B. Gilbert, 922 Corgie St. | PICTURE FRAMES t Harry T. Hughe*, at Smith's Studio PLANTS, SEEDS, ETC. William Ran, 109 Perry Street " im»uj x.oi, iuv i crry ouwi

D. Landretb Seed Co., Bristol, Penna. PLOWS Samuel T. Hilmau, West Cape May R. T. Johnson, Erma, New Jersey PLUMBING, TIN ROOFS, STOVES William Chambers, 109 Perry Street J ease M. Brown, 322 Mansion Street , Henry Reeves, Jefferson b*low Corgie I Charles A. Swain 307 Jackson Street William F. Brown, 316 Mansion Street PROFESSIONAL law Ernest W. Lloyd, 320 Washington St S. F. Eldredge, Merchants National Bank Building. J. Splcer Learning, Washington Street J. M. E. Hildreth, 214 Ocean street Floyd C. Hughe*, 603 Washington 8L i G. Boltoii Kldredge, Merchant'* Nat. , Rank Building. REAL ESTATE BROKERS Gilbert C Hugh en, 214 Ocean Street S. F. pidredge, Merchant's Nat. Bank i Building. G. Bolton Eldredge, Merchant's Nat. I %i> k Building, i Gemge H. Reeve*, West Cape May oJT Needles, 508 Washington Street J. H. Hughes, 410 Washington Street RUBBER GOODS, BELTING Town Broa., 607 Market St. Phila. SOCIAL STATIONERY Star and Wave 'Publishing Company' 817 Washington Street. TELEPHONE COMPANIES Eastern Telephone Co., 2nd floor, P. O. WALL PAPER W. Le Nolr, 826 Washington Street t - WATCHES AND JEWELRY J. K Hand. 811 Washington street ■ Jacob Gnrriaon, 806 Washington Be •t k L !t y it L

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DIAMOND & CO. Dealer in Builders' Supplies HOLLY BEACH N. J. YOUR SIDE WALK If laid by the JAQUETTE CEMENT CO Will give you great satisfaction. Ask for estimate. Work guaranteed for oue year from time of completion. P. O. Address, Cape May 3-l-10-6m Having Put in an Up-to-date We are Now ready to Grind <^11 kinds of Feed on Wednesday and Saturday. COB MEAL A SPECIALTY J. K. SPECK AND BRO. Bay Side Road ''South Cold Spring I NOTICE All persona owning real estate in the City of Cape May have been duly notified ;n accordance with the provisions of the ordinance relating to ' sidewalks, to place sidewalk* at their properties within one year horn date of notice, and in c«*es where^jewalk* are not erected within this time, the » city will proceed to build tbem. The cost to be assessed against the property and to constitute a lien against y it. By order of the Oommittee on y Streets. E. W. SAYRE, S Street Supervisor. !t April 13th, 1910. i PILES it If you have Piles we will cure you Tree Rooifr&r A GUARANTEE. Established in 1885, and have never found a case we could not cure. GREEN'S SPECIFIC CO., it Broadway & ManhattanSt.. New York, K. Y Charles A. Swain has purchased a stock Pneumatic Carpet Sweeper, * which are of the latest and best design it and ia offering them at (.25 each or , will hire them by the day for $1.00. These machines make bouse cleaning a L pleasure AsK Mr. Swain to show you. JOIN THE CLASS THAT ; $ t

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1 The woman with a pair of La France ( shoe* gets more solid satisfaction out of them than most women would consider , reasonable or even possible. She wears them for cutdoor sports with comfort and pleasure. She wears them when she receives her ] most critical guests with a sure feeling that none will be mere daintily and stylish- . ly shod than she. She knows they are correct "They fit '■ like a glove. They hold their fresh un- ' ' wrinkled shape ir. a most marvelous way. Their long serviceability attest* the high . quality materials and good workmanship r And the prices are reasonable — $3.00, $3.60 and $4.00. Do you know these ; famous shoes? May we not have the ; pleasure of showing them to you ?

SPRING ANNGUNCEMEH Our choice lines of Crawfo^H footwear for Easter are now^J ready. We invite an inspection of the n Season's Newest and best of shoes for men, women and children. Come see what we are showing in footwear for Spring and Summer at S. R. GIDDING Leader in Clothing and Gents Furnishings. Boots and Shoes. 419 \Vaafai> gio.n St, Cape May

J Pedig r e e Seeds 126th I Landreths' Seeds which Succeed. — r' I n If not sold by your merchant In sufficient variety write for Landieths' Catalogue. This advertisement with an order for over $1.00 I* worth 2« cents. 8ay if a private Gardener or a Market Gardener. , a D. LANDKETH SEED CO., Bristol, Pa. I J ■■■■■■■■ MENTION THIS PAPiRHBMMHMB fl Real Estate and Search Company M of Cape May County. Organized for the y purpose of making Searches, Abstracts a and Briefs of Title to lands in Cape May j; ^ County. r Real Estate bought, sold or exchanged, and 'a Fire Insurance placed anywhere in the County . Capital Stock $20,000. SOLE AGENTS FOR Title Insurance with the Fidelity Trust Company of Newark, Capital and Surplus over $9,000,000. Offices: FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING CAPE MAY, COURT HOUSE, N. J. Is your Husband well Dressed? IF NOT Get Him to talk it over with Charles Scherer, LADIES SUITS A SPECIALTY