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tAPE fit STAR m WAYE Mated is Sea and Wan. 1907 m> don Tknxaday ^ IMIIIIHII Prta. »M »*r » Tmt h Mmm Tbie paper it etpeied ai the poet oOee aa faeoad ADVtRTlSmG RATES— Fw theaonpicKc d MocompftBTtbc oedo. Tr.aJiKatte'Taitft. Ic. pn ll» Cm Inftatioti: a. pa Use each additional inaettkm. nonpareil tlj^lr ' — «5 ccntl pa Inch. T ran lien I Ad- • Ad ■ i3 taaertiona'a one. or 3 "qSS^d^SSt.'wcea pa word e»ch atAJraohtbon of conddtoce frota M|W, ' * • to'pabUaitol ekha in week It or dai^ I Til 1 . ■■!■"--- one dollar la Bar resolution occupying three inches Of apece or cenlt pa Una la addition fa end. If a croea appears opposite your name wrapper or paper it indicates that your subscription expiree this month. The subscription price isl$1.00 per year In advance. WEST CAPE MAY. Mrs. ffm. Matthews end daughter Irene, made a trip to Bridge ton recently. Mrs. Benjamin Hughes, of Millville, ■pent Monday with Mrs. Wiibnr OolMiss Olara Springer wasjcalled home en Thonday on acoocntiof her mother illness. Mrs. Walter Peck and little daugbter spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs Johnson. Mrs. Charles Pierson entertained company from German town. **"" Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hand presented their daughter. Miss Lyndia Hand, witha beautiful piano. Mrs. George H. Reeves is entertaining her sister. Miss Edith See has accepted a position at the store of Mrs. E~err. Daniel Crowell is calling on friends in the borough. Mrs. Claude Morton was a Philadelphia visitor this week. Mrs. Wallace Stevenson and two children spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perkins have returned home for the summer. Mrs. W. Halley. Reeve ha6 opened her cottage for the summer. Mrs. John Schwartz and two children are spending some time with her brother, John Meyer and family. Miss Elizabeth Eldredge spent last Sunday in Philadelphia. Miss Mary Duk»s. of Tuckahoe. spent a few days with Mrs Maggie Oliver. Mrs. John Reeves is on the sick list. William Schellenger is preparing to open and occupy their bouse at Errna for the summer. George Blake, of Hamroonton, spent Sunday with his sister. Mr. Blake is a building contractor and prominent in the affairs of that large and prosperous town. Mra. Kate Donley after two weeks abeence in your city has returned borne. The schools are closed and the children running wild and not a little bothersome where they oollect in benches around the homes with large grounds. Of cour»e they've got ot romp and play and properly enjoy themselves, and a little direction and parental control will make it much leas annoying to neighbors at times. Rev. Ohas. H. Jones, D. D., of Pblladelphis, preached at the Chapel to an unusually large congregation. » Miss Mary Blake baa recovered from her illness as to . be out of the doctor's care. Still waiting for the Freeholders to dean up Broadway. Broadway families want to know why fisherman when they come to Columbia avenue, three out of four will shy down that 'street and leave them unserved. Bad treatment, that. The frog— germ and mosquito pond — on Columbia avenue is still undrained or unfilled, nowithstanding the Board of Health's earnest request to Council to do something to abate the nuisance. It ia a foul place and serious menace to the health of the surrounJing families. This Is of more importance apparently then extended street improvement where the public health is not concerned. . FREE MEDICAL BOOK PILES^

' CHURCH NOTICES , BAPTIST CHURCH Preaching Sunday a. m., 10:30, sub- " ject, "A Call to Service," la*. 6. t Evening service, 8 o'ekxk, subject | "Fact About the Pleasures of Sin." f d Heb. ;il 35 There is a- welcome for t all at our church. If -you are stopping b in Cape May be sore to worship with t r u> on Sanday. "Come thou with ua ^ n and we will do thee good." * ( M. E. CHURCH " The veterans of the John Mecray 1 I Poet No. 40.. G. A. R.. the Cape May ' Oltv Band and the Oedeta will worship _ in this church on Sunday the 29th, at 10 SO a. m- The pastor will preach j on "A Good Soldier. " At 7 :45 p. m * be will] conduct aj Patriotic service, ( h preaching a^ abort r sermon on "A Jewish Patriot." Spedal music at J both services. , APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC ( The American Salvation Army baa i r taken a houre located at 687 Bank j street. Cape May, to be uaed to take ' in the bomeleei^and friendless free of < charge. We are in need'of some things t to fix up) the piece 1 lor that purpose, | anything you might have to spare, such < as furniture, { beds, bedding and (stoves . will be thankfully receivedfand appreciated. Please drop us a postal and we will call. Our work here for the Lord ia non-sectarian, we' bold meetings , everyjnigbt, visit the alok, do house to » house visitation and any poor person 0 we find homeless will be taken in and r cared for. We are laboring to reach the non- church going people. Our work is on y supported by free will eontributions. We need your aid and cooperation to help us ; carry [on this , needed work. God bless yon. Captain and Mrs. I. L. Aaronson in charge. Headquarters EST^Bankfstreet, * Cape May. N J. j UNCLAIMED LETTERS i List of unclaimed letters remaining 1 - in Cape May poetoffice for week ending i May 26: 8 Arter. Mrs. Winfield S. : Duffey, N. t E. ; Johnston. Miss Anna L. In calling for the above please say " advertised. 1 : J. E. TAYLOR, P. M. Children Cry i e FOR FLETCHER'S j CASTOR! A ; GOOD AUTO BARGAINS j n A new 191u Model Maxwell Run- t r about used only three months. Has | top and is complete, $550 r t AIbo a Mawxell Touring Oar 20, , horse power, in fine condition, 8630. ( DANIEL FOCER , e — 1 KEELEY CURE. 3 The cure thaihi* been coDtina uously successful for more than 30 * years is worth investigating. For i t the drug or drink habit. Write for ( particulars. " Only Keeley Institute in Eastern 1 Panna.. 812 N. Broad St., Phlla. * . t FREE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP 4 8 The twenty-firet competitive exam - a nation for the Free Scholarship in Rutger's College, the New Jersey . State College, under the Act of March Slat, 1890. as amended by Chapter 90 e for the Laws of 1905 and by Chapter 26 n of the Laws of 1909, will be held at e County Court House in Cape May ( , Court House, on Friday and Saturday, j June 3rd and 4th, 1910, beginning c 7 promptly at 8 a. m. and continuing , 1 until 6 p. m. each day. s is Particular attention is called to the j fact that hersatfer these scholarships j are open to candidates for the degree j * of Bachelor of Arta (A. B.), and for | si the degree of Bachelor ot Letters (Litt. B. ). as well aa for the degree ] of Bachelor of Science (B. Sc.). ] In 1910 the number of points required for admission to the A B course will I , be 16 points, to the Litt. B. coarse IS j 0 points, to toe General B. Sc. oouree, ; 16 points, and to the Technical B. Sc. courses 18 pdints. , n On Friday, June 3d, the subjects for o examination will be: < r English, A, B. 9-11, counting as 3 points, required of all candidates. . e United States History, 11-1, count- - ing 1 point, required of all candidates. English History and Med. and Med. ^ History. 11-1, either counting 1 point, . optional for B. Sc. candidates. a Greek, A. B, C, 2-4, each year, i- counting 1 point, required of A. B. ! ' e candidates. 1S German, A, B, U, and French A. B, J . O, 2-4, each year, counting 1 point, '* optional for Litt B. and B. Sc. candiv dates. it Physics and Chemistry, 4-6, either ] b counting 1 point one or the other required of B. Sc. candidates ; both maybe offered. — " Botany and Zoology, 4-6. either or both, ooonting 1 point optional for General B. Sc. canal dates. On Saturday, June 4th, the subjects will be:— Algebra, 9-11, counting as 2 points, required of rll candidates. y Plane Geometry, 11-1. ooonting 1 point required of all candidates. Ancient History. M, counting 1 ■ point required of A- 'B. and Litt B. candidates ; optional for B. Be. candiLatln, A, B, C. D, 8-6, each year coon tl pg 1 point revdzed cf A. B. and Litt. B. eandnatas; optional for B. Sc. candidates. Solid Geoowtzy and Plans Trigonom- " TZmmTB t^^eeS*dalir ' AARON W. HAND. ■. oiSw "iTrTi ii I : , " MM 1

When a hoy turns bis bulging pocket inside out we marvel at the quantity and variety of articles he has stowed away. Odd lengths of string, marbler, a heree chestnut • top, brass naik, nuts, an apple, and many mors articles are garnered by this "snapper up of unconsidered trifles " We think the collection must be hard on a boy's pocket And it is. But do we ever think of the variety and miscellany of the substances we put into the pocket of our stomach? There's the apple and thefnuta, and things besides quits as indigestible as brass nails and with no more food value than so many marbles. And yet we wonder that the stomas h out" When the stomach breaks down under the strain of careless eating and ^irregular meals it can be perfectly and permanently restored health and strength by the use of Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. The action of this medicine on the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition is so marked, that relief from disease is at once experand the headaches, liver "troubles," kidney disorders, skin eruptions end other symptoms of a diseased stomach are quiokly cared. Dr. Pierce's medicines are purely vegetable— no alcohol or habit-forming drugs enter into their composition. COUNCIL PRQCEED'Wfi'S Special Meeting Awards Bails, Specificilitis for Aretes Accepted A special meeting of Oouncfl was held on Monday evening, those pres- , ent being Church, Doak, Gilbert, Jacoby, Moore aud Wolff. The bond sward of 840,000 was made to the Merchants National Bank, the thirty year issue at $100.37^ and the short term at par. The only bid on the work to be done~at Pavilion No. 1 was York Brothers for |894, and they received tbefaward. The plans and specifications[for the sewers on Maryland and New York avenue8"Jwere accepted and the com- ; mittee authorized to advertise for bids. On motion of Mr. Oburcb City, En- 1 gineer was instructed to prepare plans ; for a 4-inch water main on Yacht ave- ; nue. Fitty dollars additional wss asked for repair of the pump at Water Works No. 2. by the concern haviDg it jn charge for new rods, the claim being that the others were wpm out The ' total cost will be $800. Mr. Church 1 remarked that the pumps had been run 1 about four months and it looked aa though they had been constructed of. material or they would have lasted 1 A resolution passed April 16th, placing moneys received from Railroad Tax, $2000 in appropriation for ' bonds and interest and $616 for amusements, reconsidered, and the $616 placed credit of incideptajs. On motion of Mr. Doak, the plans and specifications for the arches on ' boardwalk were accepted>nd commit- i tee instructed to advertise for bids. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C A S jrp_R I A ADVERTISEMENT Sealed bids will be received by the City Council of the City of Cape May. New Jersey, on Tuesday, the seventh day of June, 1910, at the City Hall, at eight o'clock p m.. for the laying of feet of 6-inch cast iron saner pipe ! Maryland aTenne and approximately 8100 feet in New York avenurand 250 in Pittsburg avenue. Also seven three-way fire hydrants. Plans and specifications may be see applying to William Poiter, Oity Recorder. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check to the amount of two hundred and fifty dollara, payable to H. Smith. Jr., City Treasurer The right to reject any and all bids is expressly reserved GEORGE S. DOUGLASS. Chairman of the Committee on Fire and Water Dated May 24, 1910 6-28 2t A WOMAN'S BACK ! Achn fti ?eini will Dieappeer If the Adric® 1 oft thift Ctpe May Citiften ia Followed I A women's back has many aches and ; pains. | Moat times 'tis the Kidney's fault. ! Rackache is really Kidney ache. That is why Doan's Kidney Pills cure it Many Cape May women know this. Read what one has to say about it. i Mrs. Charles Holmes, Poplar Street., Cape May C. H. Says: "I found more benefit from Doan's kidney pills than from any other remedy 1 had previously used. For some time I suffered from severe pains through my loins and sides and my bade was extremely weak- I was so much impressed by an advertisement regarding Doan's Kidney Pills that I procured a box at W. Corson's . Drug store. The results of their use i ware gratifying from the first and it was but a roort time before my back was strengthened and the pains relieved. I can reeoamand Doan's K-dney Pills . as a remedy that fives up to rapiea.iitattou*. For sals by >11 dealers. Pries Maria, SSBg&iSStfr** take aa attar. r

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