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VEST CAPE MAY." V7HHam Cherry, of Clermont, will apfc.d the mmmer with hia mother, j Mrs. Emma Cherry. Daniel Orowell, of Laurel Springe, waa a visitor at the home of Cortlandt Reeves this * eek. Mr*. Charles Eldredge returned after j spending a few days in Philadelphia. Miss Snyder, of Johnstown, spent. Sunday with Mrs: Stella Johnston. Miss Marcella Stanton and sister Irene, spent Memorial Day at Ocean City. A little baby boy has come to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Vogel. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morton took in the parade'at Wild wood Monday. Charles and Homer Smith spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Charlee Smith Charles Nichols and lady friend spent 8uhday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith entertained company a few days last week. Mrs. Milton Hand can be seen riding out in ber new auto. Mr. and Mrs. David Sidney, of Philadelphia, spent Sunday with Mrs. Charles Smith. William Fenderson, Jr., was an over Sunday visitor with his parents. Misses Lottie and Ethel Hillman entertained their oousin, Miss Irene Turner, of Swedesboro. Mrs. Horace Oburchjand little son are home for the summer. Mrs. Vira Schelleoger spent a few days in the borough. Mrs. Eli Rutherford is entertaining ber mother. Mis. Rose man. Miss Mary Eldredge is on the sick list Mrs. Judith Peterson is spending a few days at South Dennis. Mr. nnd Mrs. William Chambers enttrtai.icd company over Sunday. Leonard Detwiler entertained his sister this week. Malvern Craig and lady friend, of ; Philadelphia, were visitors of his , mother, Mis. John Ozaist, over Decoration Day. Willie Smith, our young Philadel- : phia plumber, spent three days under 1 the parental roof. i Chat. H. Smith. Jr., of this city, i was home over Sunday. Miss Ethel Hillman bad an interesting coterie of her city friends visiting < her this week. , Miss Effie Denizot entertained a very nice club party of young people Satur- ( day night. The guests were Edith Hand, Florence Gayton, Ethel Otter, , Hazel Otter and Alice Denizot, Albert ' Little, Willie Nichols, 8amuel Mercy, f Chester Landi*, Charles Hsnd, Abra am Shepard and Hsrry Holmes. j After filing up the evening with a ( variety of amusements they were in- ( vited'to partake of a hne spread of refreshmenta. Inlbidding their hostess ^ good night they expressed themselves as having had a very enjoyable time ^ indeed. , Oummings & Son are building an f addition to Rev. James Cox's house on ( Columbia avenue. Rev. W. H. Schuyler. Ph. D , of ( Centre Hall. Pa. , a commissioner of the ( General Assembly, who was a guest ( of hiB daughter, a popular high school , teacher of Cape May, preached a most ' excellent and thoughtful sermon in the Chape) Sunday night, and also enjoyed i much attending the Sunday echool pi1*- , nic at Prioe's Ueach'on Monday. The picnic of our Sabbath school ^ proved to be a very pleasant one. One more Decoration Day has passed ( and everybody was impressed at tl.e Grand Army services with the few veterans left. In the tappings of the • death we counted forty-eight veterans ( members of the John Mecray Post that ( have passed to their peaceful rest. < It is a painful fact that complaint I has 1 ccn made that a very few of our ' half grown boys have contracted the c habit of swearing to an outrageous ex- t tent and of which perhaps some of t their parents are scarcely, if at all, j i aware of. The sad feature is that j t they do it in the presence of the small . i • boys anil ladies with more or less t defiance. j i COMET PARTY 1 Miss Margaret Weldon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs James'M. Weldon, gave a Comet Party Thursday evening at 1 their home at Cold Spring After t music and games were played there ' were two prizes given. William Search c won the first and Walter Rutherford i the second, two beautiful pictures < presented by Miss Margaret Refresh- ( ments were then served. Those t present were: Missee Edith Salmons, c Lillian Hoffman, Clara Baker, May I Homan, Flossie Halbroner; Messrs. 1 Charles Eohm, Enoch Miller, Walter o Rutherford, Hollis Homan, William S Search, Virgil Welden. All reported £ having a . good time and wish to have e another comet party soon. « v CASTOR 1 A J Par Infanta and Children. Iks KM Til Han Always Bought

CHURCH NOTICES I PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Next Sunday being the first Sunday in the month, the evening aervioe in < the Presbyterian Church will be a aer- i [ vice of -praise. Everybody welcome. ■ Special music. r( M. E. CHURCH t The pastor will preach next Sunday i 10:80 a. m., on "The Preeminent . r One," and at 7:45 p: m , the aerenth , sermoa in the series on Old Testament : Characters, subject, "Jonah." He s will show that Cape May City may learn something from the story of : Jonah's .life.* Special muaio at both services. BAPTIST CHURCH 1 Sunday a. m. aervioe 10:80. The graduating class of the Cape May High c School will attend and the pastor will preach the baccalaureate sermon. ' Evening service 8:00 o'clook, subject, "The Wonderful Christ, Isa. 9: 6. ; 1 The ohurch will be decorated. The choir will give some special music. All ' ' are cordially invited to attend these ' services. Every ingredient entering into the word famed "Golden Medical Discov- . ery'.' of Or. Pierce, has the unanimous : approval and endorsement of the leading medical authorities of all the aevi eral schools of practice. No other medicine sold througb druggists ifor like r purposes has any such endorsement. The "Golden Medical Discovery" ; not only produces all the good effects to be obtained from the use of Golden : Seal root, in all stomach, liver and bowel troubles, as in dyspepsia, bil- ; iousness, constipation, ucleration of stomach and bowels and kindred aili ments, but tbeGolien Seal root used in its compounding is'gTeatly enhanced i in its curative action by other ingredients such as Stone root. Black O berry bark, Blood root. Mandrake root ' and cbemicrlly pure, triple-refined i glycerine. "The Common Sense Medical Adviser," is sent free in paper covers on ■ receipt of 81 one-cent stamps to pay ' the cost of mailing only. For 81 stamps the cloth bound volume will be sent. Address Dr R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N Y. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipation, biliousness and headaches. REPORT CIRCULATED [UNTRUE The report which gained circulation around the city that all or some of those connected with the Minstrel Show given for the benefit of the "base ball fund" w uld be given seapasses to the games this summer, I is apparently without foundation. This report: met with the displeasure of I quite a few who thought it unfair to ask others to volunteer their services in other lines while those connected with the Minstrel Show were to be presented with passes. Manager Brownmiller and the Board of Trade thoroughly appreciate the assistance extended by all connected with the show and others who aided in various ways, but say that it was und«rstood by all parties concerned that their services were to be volunteered, and state that auch passes will not be issued. Season lic^ett for admission to the grounds, will, however, be given the young ladies who gave the entertainment last week for the benefit of the and all fair-minded citizens mill agree that thia is right. One day dsch week will also be set apart as "Ladies Day," when all ladiea will be admitted to the park free of cnarge. THE U. S. GOVERNMENT IN it* "Pure Food|Law" does not "indorse" "guaranteed" any preparation* as manufacturers in their advertisements would make it appear. In the case of medicines the law provides | ♦.hat certain drugs shall be mentioned j | the labels, if they are ingredienta of ! the preparations. Ely's Cream Balm, j the well known family remedy for cold j the head, hay fever and nasal ca- ! tarrb. doesn't contain a single injurdrug, so the makers have simply \ to print the fact that it complies fully - j with all other requirements of the law. | TOWNSEND GAVE HOUSE PARTY Miss Melvisa L. Townsend gave a party at her home 638 Washingstreet, from Friday until Tuesday. Misa Towrsend proved herself a most charming hostess. She bad anticipated her guests pleasure by having moment filled with enjoyment. Memorial Day the party took a trip to Wildwood on the launch Edith, owned by J. Spicer Learning. Her gueata were the Misses B. Mabel 1 Haines and Beatrice Haines, daughters J of the vice president of Pennington Pennington, N. J., Mr. G. Moore, instructor in the civil engineering department of the University of Pennsylvania; Mr. Francis from the medical- department of the same institution; Mr Karl Weber, manager of the largest department store in Florence, N. J. PERRY DAVIS' PAIN KI LLER Summer complaints, bowel trouble, cramps have no terrors in the household where this dependable medicine 1 is kept on hand. 25c, 85c and 50c Lot- 1 ties. 5-14 4t

— - ' FREEHOLDERS' MEETING ' Notice is hereby given that a stated ' meeting of the Board of Chosen Free- ' holders of the County of Cape May, N. i J., will be held at the Court House in 1 ■ said county on Tuesday, the 7th day of ' , June, 1910, at 11 o'clock a. m., (or [the purpose of settling the account* of the County, bearing reports of committees sod for the transaction of such ' other business as may properly come : before.thc Board. All persons having i business before .the Board are respect- : fully requested to be in attendance at - that time and place. By order of the Board. SAMUEL TOWNSEND, ' i Clerk. I Dated May 81, 1910. > death" DEATH OF THOMAS NEILSOK J Thomas Neilson, father of Lewis ] Neilson, secretary of the Pennsylvania I Railroad, died Thursday in his borne in 1 Florence, N. J. He waa in bis eighty- 1 fifth year. Mr. Neilson was in failing i ha rich, das to hit tlrtietl »*j. fir

several yean, bat was only seriously ill for a tew months. A week ago his condition became oritical>nd his death occurred early Sunday evening. Mr. Neilson has summered here a number of years, occupying a Jackson street cottage. FREE MEDICAL BOOK dictlonerr. Cut out ti.U coupon and mall It to the UDHKAY CHEMICAL CO.. £U Bast flfiD 8t., New York Cltr. S. Y. siMWa tenon eeaxs tcaeaa NOTICE Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, Bartholomew J. Hurley, will make application to the Court of Pleas of Cape May County, at the Court House, in Oape May Court House, New Jersey, on the fifteenth day ot June. 1910, at nine o'clock in the forenoon or as soon thereafter as said application can be beard, for a to keep an Inn and Tavern in the house known as the "Stockton located on Beach avsnue, between Howard street and Guarney street, >n the city of Oape May, Oape County, Now Jersey. Dated May 81st, 1910. BARTHOLOMEW J HURLEY. Applicant

ELECTRICITY 24 HOURS 1 * - DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE COMMENCING JUNE 10th THE CAPE MAY LIGHT & POWER COMPANY CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Bulletin. SUMMER VACATIONS. The time Is coming for summer outings. Have you thought about yours yet? No country ou the face of the glob? contains so many do- j Ughtful summer resorts as the United States, with its near neighbor, j Canada. The Pennsylvania Railroad will issue its popular Summer Excursion Book oo June 1, and you will find it a wonderful help in plot- | B? out your summer trip. It contaius descriptions of about ei<ht buudred of tbe leading j resorts of North America, lists of h tela and boarding houses at these various places, a map, routes sod rates from the principal stations on the { Pennsylvania Railroad, and other valuable information. If you have grown tired of the reeort vou have visited for years, you may make a selection from this book for a stay of a day, a week, a month, or the whole summ'-r You may plot out au extended tour covering mouutain and j seashore, or a bunting jaunt, by rail or boat or a combination of both. Any Ticket Agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad will be glad to furnish a copy of this valuable book for Ten Cents, or it will be i mailed you postpaid, on receipt of Twenty-five Cents, by Geo. W. Boyd, General Passenger Agent, Philadelphia, Pa. | Both Phones Free Prompt Delivery Camden Bottling Co. 312 and 314 Washington Street The only wholesale Liquor Shop in Cape May City Full line Imported and Domestic Wines Liquors, Mineral and Lithia Waters The largest Variety of Beers Our Soft drinks are unsurpassed Hotels and Cafes supplied and domestic Cigars wholesale and retail

Showing it* simplicity, ease and J M W | economy of operation. This ex- ^ jjggag hibition will interest you, and you ■ TFBBl J I . should take advantage of the opUg» portuhnyt o witness it SWAIN'S VARIETY STORE, r /jjl ."j! 305-7 Jackson Street ? Demonstration, June 2-4 Inclusive Ford Msdd "T" Roadster. Rear (QAA seat detachable, with full equipment yl/Uv • Ford Roadster for 3 persons, top, gas lights, in first class condition, has been used but a short time Ford Cars need no introduction. Just ask those who owb them for particular*. , A New 1910 Model Maxwell Runabout u*ed only 3 months. Has top and is complete $550. Also a Maxwell Touring Car, 20 horsepower in fine condition, $650. DANIEL F. FOCER, 233 Perry St, Cape May I Furniture that Furnishes Priced to Please WENTZELL'S 33 Perry Street p goodyear rubber goods "1 Mechanical Rubber Goods of Every Kind. | leather ^rd^hose belting LAWN SPRINKLERS | town & brotherI | ^607 Market Street - ^ - Philadelphia | wBEm f Cape May Public Pavilion No. 1 . Covered with PAROID ROOFING Terra Cotta pipe and fittings all sizes Agents for Baugh and Sons Fertitizers Agents for Landreth's Field and Garden Seeds NAILS PORTLAND ' i POMPS |||gni££ CEMENT WIREFENCING liflSSC^C. farming ' ROOFING PAPER |MP (.MENTS CARDEN HOSE AND SUNDRIES Nozzles, Sprinklers, Reels, Washers, Hose menders 4 clamps * Cape Nay Grain & Coal Company Koystou 'PiOM No 164 Washington St Near Reading Terminal j \ Soil PhOM No 206* 1. H. ELDREDGE. Manager j