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SHERIFF'S SALE Bt ,M>» .1 r^itTf ftoi 1 3 £ssr^y%y& tain cause wherein the Ocean Lit. Bui Icing and loan Association, a corporaSon of New Jersey, is complainant and - John D. VincU and Fannie W. ^>nc,1!>|* . wife and the Wilmington Securities . "ael»J.»... I ■I.'" «F*~ 1 nt sale at public vendue, on MONDAY. JULY 25, 1910. j WwM.n the hours of twelve and tree ssv^ .t o« o'd-ij |» ■>« , J,r, of Mjd dav, at the Sheriff's Office, in Cape May Court House, Cape deny County, New Jersey. AH that certain tract or parcel of land , and premises situate, lying •ndhemg in a. ,itv of Ocean City, in the County of & May and State of New -Jersey, tonnded and described as follow.: i Beginning at a point in the northerly fine of Pleasure avenue at the distanw of four hundred and ninety-two and nintv-two one hundredths feet^ weatwardlv from the southwesterly lint o Thirteenth street, containing in i front or . breadth westwardly. along the said Esther line of Pleasure avenue, » X^nd of that width extending northTOO,. Ii™ ■' *tkl ££■!£ Mid Pleasure avenue, on* hundred tee* to the Riparian Commissioner's exterior °** ROBERT R. CORSON, Dated June 22, 1910 Apgar A Boswell, Solieitois. p. f. 18.75 0-25 6t SHERIFF'S SALE ' By virtu, of a ^t of fieri facias, to me directed, issued out of the Court of Qmneerv of New Jersey, on thelCth Iprll. A. »• Wherein Wayne Darlington is eemplainant, and The BayviewLot and Bn^i'r Aaaods ti on is defendant, I shall mos»d to ssle at pnhlie vendue on MONDAY, JULY 26, 1910, between the hours of twelve and flve e'eloek p. m., to wit, at 1.80 the afternoon of said d?y,at the Sh«^» Office, in Oape May Court House, Cape w. v Countv, New Jersey. A7!! that iertain farm end prem.s«, «iti..-.te in the township of Dennis, Oountv of Cape May and SUte of New Jersev on the main Seashore Road £ from Beesley*s Point to Cape IsUDd adjoining lands of Henry Swain, Darid T. Smith, Reu?^n G. Corson and others, and is butted and hounded as '°B«ginning in the middle of the line ditch between said farm and Henry Swain, and its junction with Townsend s Bound, and running up the same north tnirty three degrees and ten minutes West" forty-two perches to the head of tne same"; from thence along the line fence north forty degrees west twentyone perches to a sycamore tree; from thence still alone the fence north forty-nine degrees and forty minutes west one hundred and forty perches to a corner in the middle of the main Sea Shore Road; from thence along the line of David T. Smith north seventy-three degrees and thirty minutes -west fiftyBine perches to a corner stone of said Henry Swain; from thence along his line north fifty-four degrees and twenty Biinutee west one hundred and thirty-five and a half perches to a white oak corner; from thence along the head line north fifty degrees and five minutes east fifty perches and three links to a corner; from thence south fifty-five degrees and fifty minutes east one hundred and ■ev'entv-four perches to a corner in the middle" of the aforesaiu road; from thence south fifty degrees and thirtyfire minutes east two hundred and thirtv-six perches to a stake by the side of Townsend's Sound; from thence tinding by the several courses of the aame to" the beginning one hundred and six acres, two quarters and fifteen perches, be the same more ROBERT R. CORSON. Sheriff Dated June 22, 1910. J. opicer Learning, Solicitor. p. f. 114.25 6-25 5t COMMUNICATED. Theodore Gordohn and his mat. — less orchestra at the Hotel Cape May ren deied one of the most brilliant concerts to one of the largest audieenses ever assembled at this time of the season -n the history of the big hotel. The program which began with the Maritana Overture, was a wonderful orchestra ensemble and finesse. Mils Lovelies rendered her vocal selections perfectly and was soul elevating. They were appreciated by tbe ad ui cence and vigorously encored. Tbe other soloists are well known to the Cape May public. HOTEL CAFE MAY UNEQUALLED. James E. Prindle, traveling passenger agent of the Norfolk and Western Rail way is among the guests at the Hotel Cape. May and pronounces it to be one of tbe finest hotel be has ever seen. He eeys it is not equalled by any bouse on the coast. < TEACH- THE CHILDREN TO PLAY The Oape May Summer School offers a course in Physical Training, Folk Dances, and Organized Play, open to adults and children above ten yean of age. Cottagers will find this an excel lent opportunity for training their children, and it will afford adults a sou res of recreation and amusement. The work will be in charge of one of the Physical Directors of the Philadelphia Public Schools. If found daetraUe a cfam wfll be opened for yesn* children hi Harmon Ma 3 on the beech. The elnm will he limited to one hundred ■urilir- For apodal. information call ¥i the High Sehool. 7 T-fit •wain's variety Store, tN and Ml Jackson street, fast west est a freak mmoU at Ma « CMumbia Igniter Bat- ■

THE LORD'S DAY. Devout Woman Voices Her Sentiments On The Indifference to the Lord's , Day. t Sermon by a Contributor) Stop one moment and think with me. is a very serious question ot today "the Tenth Commandment" more so, than the world dreams of. Look at thesigus and wonders cf the present time! Put the word superstition out of the way, and look up to the heaven, and see the warnings of a merciful God. The presence of God in the shape of the earthquake on April 23, 1910, nt half past six here in our town Cape May. I awoke at 6 and could not flecp, not long after terrible loud knocks were heard, and the doors and windows of my home wye shaken. The knocks resembled that of thunder. I at once thought this is an earthquake. I had experienced one before, then 1 kfrew- God's presence was evitable — strange to say on tbe evening of that i day I opened the Bible and to my surprise I read verse 32 in Psalm civ (104 ) "He -looked upon the earth arid it trembleth. He toucheth the hills and they smoke." There are good church pedple here, and lots of .good people, but are the Sabbaths kept as good as they reverenced in the past? No places of 1 amusements were open, no out-door pleasures Of a week day. Tnere were sacred concerts and the music was r i cred. No low vaudeville songs which at present day are doing much harm among our young people. Three weeks ago one of our store i (Christian people) said "one person from, each church at Cape May keeps 1 their place of business open on Sunday." Business houses must be closed so to i give those who" work all week, one day of rest We cannot expect to keep our good , health and nerve power if we do not rest as God did on the Seventh day. 1 Any work done on the Sabbath Day : will never bring success. The Sabbath was made for a prepare i tion for heaven. It should be the sumi mer of the soul. It i* the chief time I to gather knowledge to last us througt ( the following week, just as summer is , the chief season for gathering food to i last you through the following year 1 He that observes the Sabbaths is'Su^-e ! | he is in the right way. t The Sabbatli is a rainbow around t.,e ! throne of a nation. Remember • in' I 1 the Sabbath is a covenant between God j and his people.' , Let a warning be sent to those who , • keep their stores open on Suuday for | ! sooner or later a sorrow or calami -.v . | of some kind will surely follow then.. . Read Isaiah chapter LVU1, 13 ami 1 1 1 I verses, God will bless those who put j I away their worldly occupations, mid | love God's great day, and keep it. • -v • I j Edodus 20th chapter, 10th verse. God's j . day is a day for social and moral intel | I lcctual development, a nobler nature than the world can inspire during the | other six days of the week. Neverthe- - less the Sabbath Day is not to be bur i densome. Is Sunday a day to be dread - : ed! if it is a prison that you wanted to escape from — what kind of a home has Christianity built for you!

^ i [ n Do Christian parents bring up their I children in this matter today! . ! 1 Why not make Sunday a Home d»v 1 as our grandparents dij} in that peaceful happy past! Make it such a day that when your children are at the home, they would rather be in their father's house 'than any where else. Everyone ought to make and arrange their affaire during the week so there should be no necessity for work on that day. From henceforth let this day be j precious in our dear Cape May. Please refer to these Bible proofs in , the Old Testament: ' Genesis, chapter 2 verses 2 and 3. Exodus,. chapter 20 verse 10. Exodus, chapter 12, verse 16. • Exodus, chapter 16, verse 25. Exodus, chapter 16, verse, 29. Exodus, chapter 23, verse 12. Exodus, chapter 31, verse 13. j Exodus, chapter 31, verses 14, 15, 17. I Exodus, chapter 35, verse 2. Leviticus, chapter 16, verse 31. , Leviticus, chapter 30, verse 19. Leviticus, chapter 23, verse 3. ' Leviticus, chapter 26 verse 2. Numbers, chapter 15, verses 32 and ; 35. Deuteronomy, chapter 6 verses, 12, 18, 14, 15. ' Nehemish, chapter' P, verse 14. ' Xehemiah, chapter 13, verses 16to 22. j Isaiah, chapter 56, verse 2. r Isaiah chapter, 58, verse 13. / Isaiah, chapter 66 verse 23. E Ezekiel, chapter 20, verse 12. a Ob, Day most calm, most bright, ^ The fruit of this the next world's bud j Tbe indorsement of Supreme delight, Writ by a Friend and with hit blood , i E Tbe week were dark, but for thy light; i J Thy torch doth show the way." S ' MRS. E. CARTER MC KNIGHT. I , jHBBBBHHCTBi. I FREE MEDICAL BOOR , j;;.sr«WKT"cSsiiSS : FACTS, an up-io-dsts household medical t dlctlonerr Cut out tMs coupon and mall It w the MURRAY CHEMICAL CO.. S44 , Bast 5SD St.. New York City. N. Y. iotio« cum* tcirwx Children Cry FOR FLETCHER's I CASTOR! A . If 9 _«T Semi >our friends Kith ] KeelGV drofl or drink habit uvwivj to kw|fy institute fll-p 30 years of successful cures. J vUlv Write for particulars. ( .. Only Keeley Institute in Eastern Penoa ' 812 N. Broad St.. Phila DIAMOND & CO 1 Dealer in Builderss' Supplies i holly beach, n. j. 1

"When I Am Out of Debt' j said a man to a Prudential Agent, "I will sign an application." When he was out of debt! How • ~ little did he realize that he was slighting the greatest debt he owed — the protection of a life Insurance policy for his family. Are you neglecting this debt? If yon are, remenber it should receive your attention before any other. Talk the matter over with i ®The Prudential 1_ An Agent will be glad to call upon you at any time that suits your convenience.

TRAINING HORACE AND POISE. Youcg people who desire training in giace and poise should join the class about to be formed by the dean of tbe Cupe May Summer School for training in physical culture. Call at the High School building between 9 and 12. The lessons will begin in Pavilion No. 3. and can be made a part of tbe bathing hour sport. See advertising notice. Having Put in an Up-to-date Mill, We are Now ready to Grind all kinds of Feed on Wednesday and Saturday. COB MEAL A SPECIALTY J. K. SPECK AND BRO. Bay Side Road South Cold Spring of The Commisiloaer of Inland Waterways He-advertisement for proposals. State House. Trenton. X. J- j June 14th, 191S. Sealed proposals for dredging a section of tue proposed Inland Waterway | from Cape May to Bay Head, N. J., between Hereford and Townsend's Inlets, will be received t.: this office until- IS o'clock noon July ?. 1910, and then publicly opened. The Department reserves the right to reject any or all bids Kurthe r.nfo-ir.atlon on application. HARRY W. SCHNEIDER. Commissioner I HENRY J. SHERMAN. - Engln-er. 8-19 4ta

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