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■ ■ PROFESSIOAL , , j spicbb leaking COUNBELIjOR-AT-law Solicitor, Muter and Examiner in Chauoery. Office 618 Washington 8t_, cape mat. Sew Jerney gAMOEL P. KLDBEDOE. VmiVBY-VT-HW Merchants' National Bank Building Washington and Decatur Sts. Gkn Mat Crrr NOTARY PDBLTC. Solicitor and Wutrr in Chancery. Keystone Telephone 85 A ERNES! W. LLOYD OOTTNBELLOR-AT-LAW 820 Washington Bt. CAPE MAT. - New Jeisev PLOYD C. HUGHES. ATTORNEY- AT-LAW 503 Washington st. 1 Cape Mav City. N J 1 IfOTAHT PUBLIC solicitor in chancery 4 1 — — — ( Q BOLTON ELDREDOK, 1 ATTORNEY-AT-LAW omcE?' Merchants National Bank Build Inf 1 Washington and Decatur Sts. 1 Cape May N.J BOTABT PUBLIC HOLTOTTOR TN CHANCERY Keystone Telephone 8fi X ' I JAMESW.E. wri.DBETH. OOUNHELLOR-AT-LAW , — AWT>— , Solicitor. Master and Examiner T» Chancery. NOTARY PTTBLTD. Office at No. *14 Ocean Street. 1 Caue Mav Citv. N. T ' Keyatone Telephone 58 A 1 Jf\R. RED A. HAND x ^ ^ 4tlsu A- nlu,u

DENTIST Announces that he has" established oh ices at CM N. 5th Street, - - Ca*iden. N. J with thoroughly modern" facilities for the practise of Dentistry. j^R. J. H. OLIVER DENTIST — Eetey SvLUdAxxg" XXSO CQu.wat5i.-u.*: Strwet (One door abovelKeith's Theatre.) Appolntmenta mayfbe made by Bell Telephone. Walnut 133SD. Extracting palrAil is tie most CsaferUble Ceotrivanr^ hows to tie Oculist L. C ASHBURN Doctor of Optics Brudwej ud York Arcane, West Cape Msy Rest for Tired Eyes is obtained by strain. La Y, us test your \f you relief. C. A. LMKTKTH, "«g£UgrKEYS FITTED Lock*. Trunk*. Valises. Prasols etc. Repaired J. DKNIZOT , saw?* "re »— «- ^M|l, '4: ■'!

"""J" TO CELEBRATE "HYDRANGEA DAY" Thomas Maitidale's Suggestion Which : Win he Acted Upon. The "Poor Richard's CSub of Philadelphia, of which the Author-Hunter-Mer- 1 chant, Thomas Martidsle it the preei ' dent, was here on Saturday and after , stopping at Arnold's for Urn annual ' luncheon and a change from the street 1 clothing to bathing suits, they took their famous "hike" along the beeches to Wildwood. Several prominent members ' of the local Board of Trade met them j there and joined them at lunch, at the 1 conclusion of which there was the usual speech making and Mr. Martindale ( spoke of Cape May's favorite flower, the hydrangea, and said that nowhere did 1 this beautiffil flower grow so perfectly as at Cape May. "Luxurious, gorgeous, ' muti-colored it~ts one of Cape May's glories and it should be celebrated." Cape May should establish an annual ' •"Hydrangea Day," and make of it a ' day devoted to flowers and their beauty, a tribute to bounteous nature, said he, "and if you will do so 1 will bring a thousand lovers of the beautiful, to your city to aid in the celebration." The ides 1 is a grand one and should be acted upon without delay. SOME NOTABLES AT CAPE MAY j Secretary of State, Philander C. Knox, and family are enjoying their annual sojourn at the Hotel Cape Msy. 1 Former Attorney-General Hampton 4 Carson, of Pennsylvania ( is' among the 1 guests at the Hotel Cape May. . Captain of Detectives, Alfred Souder, | of Philadelphia, was a recent visitor. CONSIDERING THE QUESTION OF SEWERS ( 1 West Cape May Council is giving aij teiitioii to the matter of sewerage for I 1 the borough. AN ORDINANCE VIOLATED | Those who appear on the streets in 1 bathing robes excepting on the way to 1 | and from the beach and bathhouses are 1 j improperly garbed arm liable under an *" ordinance passed by council some years 0 a The practice of is one of long standiug and abuses had grown out of it * which council desired to chock. These 1 abuses are said to be cropping out agutu a this year and there is considerable agita- 1 tion for the eniorcement of the ordi- 8 upparel which is becoming and 1 upparel which la becoming and

appropriate on the beach is not appropriate on the streets and there is some not lit anywhere. WHERE THE CRABS COME FROM. Maryland leads all other states in the crabbing industry. Crabs, however, exist all along the Atlantic coast from Mass a cliusetts to Mexico, and as far into the interior, as the salt water readies the tributary streams. The chief supply of crabs comes from Cheasapeake Bay, which is famous for its oysters, terrapin fish, and cuuvas back ducks. Delaware Bay is also noted for its crabs and lish. Delaware Bay ih now the only place where a business is made of capturing the king crab, and it is only there, as far as is known, that special forms of • apparatus have been devised for taking - the crabs, whicu are ground upin ferti- * lier factories. Found nets built along the New Jersey shore of the Delaware j Bay catch a million and a half of king | crabs annually. Tbe sounds all along the sea coast ! of New Jersey yield each year great quantities of crabs. A SUMMER WARNING When a lady you would woo Curb the force of your devotion; Don't, as many lovers do. Overflow with rash emotion. Bow to Cupid's sweet decrees, Welcome if you must his fetters; ' Plead your cause, but do not, please, l9»ot write your love a letter. Hearts are very apt to cool, Other maids may seem inviting, And a man's an awful fool To commit himself to writing, | So refrain your ink to spill ; You will And 'twill be much better. Speak all burning words you will, But "don't write your love a letter. Think of breach of promise cause, Think of laughter so provoking, Think of legal wits and pause They will turn your love to joking. Take my word — her sordid debtor; "Stuck" and "stung" and "up a tree," So don't write your lore a letter, ' For these notes when read in court Sounds so very, very stupid. Deepest feeling seams but sport; ^ Momus merely trips up cupid. .* he warned, or very soon " - Yeoll be sorry tlAt you met her, And youH say, "YcA sflly spoon. Why did write Ay love a lettelrT" I — New York Sun. I The rjaiii 1 - 1 1- .. p, _BB_ be held at SflfftLingtoa St, togU-

USE NEWSPAPERS ONLY Experts TeBs Why Seek Advertising! Mediums Are Best j The newspaper is the beet advertising! medium in existence; declares G. W.l Johnson, an advertising expert of Buf 1 falo, X. Y, who makes a •specialty of] raising large snms of money for cliari-J table purposes in short spaces of tinjE Mr. Johnson relies entirely upon ad vertising to accomplish his ends. In tan days he raised $300/100 to build .*. Y M. C. A. for Buffalo. In s published interview he says, among others things/ "The newspaper is the best thing there is in advertising because it reaches tbe home. It stands in exactly tbe sam| relationship to the community as does the physician to his patients or the clergyman to his congregation. "In a local advertising campaign the ' home must be reached. All nrticks used in a home are advertised, of course, and tbe women of this country do more than 90 per cent of the general buying for the home. _.i newspaper reaches tbe woman, thereby placing before them the good qualities or new Ideas of t|ft ' article advertised. "Every newspaper naturally has soma , standing in the community through , which its circulation carries it Take, ! for example, a newspaper of tbe very ! highest type." Any article advertised in that paper gains a prestige in proper- ! tion to the standing of the pepcr. In other words, a newspaper gives to its advertising its own standing." ( Ocean City Defeats Cape May, 6 to 5 REPLETE WITH EXCITING SITUATIONS Pitchers are Hit Hard, Fritx and Geig < Drive for Home Runs, Loveland Clouts For Three-Bags— Rotten Decision Gives 1 Ocean City Run That Proves Winner. Before the largest crowd that has witnessed a game in Ocean City this sum- . mer fully 1200 people being present, ' Cape May received their second defeat of ihe season, in a game full of action and exciting situation from start to finish. Both teams put a nice game but Cape May played best in the field, going through the game without an error, 1 although^ a mixup in the outfield be- ' Wood and Howe, when both started for a fly ball and each noticing the other coming at full speed, stopped

and allowed the ball to fall safe, a run coming in on the play. Ocean City made five errors only one of which re- [_ suited in a score. Both teams hit the ball hard Ocean City getting 11 hits, e including home run by Fritz and Geig t and a two-bagger by Barry. Cape May ( bit safe nine time, Loveland leading with a triple and a single. a Although Ocean City tv6n^ the score y that gave them tbe contest was obtained r through the generousity of the umpire, [ bis decision on a play at the plate being one of the rankest ever given on a L ball field. e Ocean Gty scored their first in the j second inning. Stephenson walked. # Sweeney safe on fielder's choice. Fritz j- also safe on fielder's choice, Stephenson being caught at the plate. Sweeney going to third. Fritz tried to steal-but Sattizahn pegged to second, Loveland j | receiving the ball, tagging Fritz out, and 1 I -making a quick return to the plaid j headed off Sweeney by about five feet\ 1 1 As Sweeney came tearing down the line, the umpire yelled, "slide, slide!" Sweeney did but Sattizahn had him blocked. The umpire hesitated, glanced around at the crowd, and then called him safe. Cape May team then gathered around the limp- and expressed their opinion of his decision in a forcible' manner. The ump in return ordered four Cape Mayplayers out of the game and refused to allow the contest to proceed. This caused a delay of about fifteen minutes, when a treaty was signed and the game continued. Fritz hit for a home run over left fence in the fourth, bringing in Ocean City's second score. Cape May scored one in the fifth on hits by Loveland, Aldendifer and Deibert. Cape May scored again in the sixth. Howes was safe on an epror by Sweeney; and sacrifices by Cozens and Loveland brought him acro3s the pan. Score 2 to 2. Hall went on the mound in the fifth, but was not in his usual form and was Ait freely. Ocean City soored two more in the sixth. Sweeney received a pass, and Fritz was hit by pitched ball. Beck hit a high one to left center, the " ball dropping between Wood and . Howe, Sweeney scoring. Howe made a beautiful throw to tbe plate catching Fritz Fish fanned. Barry connected for two cushions scoring Beck. Morey struck out Score 4 to 2. Ocean Gty got twe more in tbe seventth on a single by Months » and a , home run drive over right field fence by Geig. Score # to 2. Howe^ first up for Cape May in the eight went out fly to center. Cozens singled. Smiley hit a long fly to left 1 field faaee but Morey muffed the boB. 1- Loveland drove to deep carter for three t bags, scoring Combs and Smilsy. A1 ' dendifer read* a long fly asariflea to right n d

oT a hittj j Hall and error by Sweeney of Howes] j drive, but Cozens went out on a fly to J Ocean Gty plays a return game at Co4 J lumbia Park this, afternoon. Yates tbe 'i star t wirier of Ocean Gty team will do the slab dnty. Flick Stittes or Diebert will pitch for Cape May. CAPE MAY. ab. r. h. pa a. e. , Loveland, 88. 3 2 £ 4 2 0 Aldendifer, 2b 4 0 1 1 1 0 Wood, If. ........... .3 01100 Deibert, p 5 0 I 0 0 0 ' Sattizahn, c 4 0 1 9 6 0 ' Hall, c, p. 5 0 1 0 0 0 s M. Machsdo, rf. ...... .1. I) 0 0 0 0 Howes, of. .W....3 1 1 0 I 0 ' Cozens, lb 3 1 1 6 1 0 1 Smiley, 3b 3 10 2 1 0 ' Totals: - 34 5 9 '23 11 0 ' 'Montham out hit batted ball. 1 OCEAN CITY. ab. r. h. po. a. e. ' Morey, If. 4 0 1 2 0 2 1 Monahan, 3b 3 1 2 <S 3 0 Geig, lb :...S 1 2 11 1 0 1 Stevenson, cf 3 0 0 2 0 0 ' Sweeney, 2b 3 2 0 8 2 2 ; Frity, ss 2 1 1 0 1 0 . Beck, rf 3 1 3 1 0 l" 1 Fish, c. 4 0 1 8 8 0 c | Barry, p 4 0 I 0 * ft ' Totals: 27 8 U 27 15 6 1 Cape May 00001103 0—5 - Ocean Gty.O 1 0 1 0 2 2 0 0— fl Earned Runs— Ocean Gty, 4; Cape ; May, 3. Stolen bases — Aldendifer, Howes. Two-base hits — Barry. Three-base hits — Loveland. Home runs— Fritz, Geig. Sacrifice hitb — Loveland, Aldendifer, Sattizahn, Cozens. Double plays— Cozens, unassisted. Fish to Sweeney. Struck out — By Bairy, 7; by Diebert, ■ 2; by Hall, 4. Bases on balls— Off Barry, 6; Diebert, 1; Hall, 1. Hit by pitched ball — Beck, Fritz. . Umpire — Daly and Johns. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a writ of fieri facias to me directed and issued ou of the Court of Giancery of the State of New Jersey, < 1 will expose for sale at public vendue on i MONDAY, AUGUST 22d, xgio

y between the hours of 12 and 5 o'clock in the afternoon, to-wit at 1 o'clock P. M. ■ e at the Sheriff's Office, Cape May Court s House, X. J. All that certain tract of or parcel of j. land situate in the borough of Holly ( g Beach City in the county of Cape May * and State of New Jersey, on the Five . Mile Bench, bounded and described as ^ follows: ilcginniiigntapo ntinthesouth- , westerly side line o: Burke Avenue, at the distance of ninety feet southeasterly a from the intersection of the southerly side line of Holly Beach Avenue with the e ' southwesterly line of said Burke Avel_ I nue, and running from thence south z easterly along the ' southwesterly side u of Burke Avenue forty feet, and of that v width extending fn length or depth t southwesterly, between parallel lines and j at right angles to said B.iske Areauc ,1 j and parallel to said Holly Bench Avenue, * 1 one hundred feet. Being lot number \ eighteen in block number sixty six onj ^ I the recorded plan of Holly Beach Gty. I • Together with all and sing-.ti.-j- the rights, _ I. privileges, hereditnments and appurtend ances thereunto belonging or in any] .. wise appertaining, and the reversion and d remainders, rents, issues and' profits I ,f thereof, and all the estate, right, title,! e interest, use, property, elaim and demand] v of the said defendants of, in and out 0 of the same, as may be necessary for tbe | i- purpose. s, Seized as the property of Mary F. e Leigh et als, defendants, takes in execution of the suii of Katherine M. Hudt dell, complaifiant and to be sold by 11 WILSON A. LAKE, Sheriff. n William Zeller, Solicitor. Wild wood, N.J. I. Dated July 12th, 1910. 1 P. F., $1225 2 Real Estate Transfers >1 O-ivey ances Entered of Record from k jOly 7 to July 13, xgio. "• , STONE HARBOR » • Sonth Jersey Realty Company to a Jease W. Thatcher, $1. Lots 172, E73, j* block 96, plan D 2. Real Estate Sales Company to James y R Dunlap, $2150. Lot 127, Mock 88, plan C. South Jersey Realty Co. too Berths M. Comegys, $1. Lota 35, 87, Mode 92 plarf T lOTSouth Jersey Realty Co. to David M. 18 Hitch, 1. Lota 21, 22, block 99 plan A. M South Jersey Realty Oe. to Percy J. ft Meade, $1. Lot 149, block 96, plan D-2. °- South Jersey Realty Oa to Haggis" « Chin. Lota 127, 128 Mock 96, plan D-2 " WEST CAPE MAY hi Rmma R- Oetsou, at al to Bebeeea H-| I

Hugh Mulligan, et «x to Cutimrfne ■ Bon*. $42. Three lots. 1 Chaa. H. Large to Hugh Mulligan, $1. , Five loU. Chas. H. Large to Hugh Mulligan, fl. 1 Five lots. OCEAN CITY Chas. L. H. Witta, et ux to Spencer , B. Swan, $330. Lot 44 Crewe Tract. ) Win. L. Orr, et ux to Mae Belle Wil- ) son, $2500. Lot 469, Sec. D. ) mti..; Schureh, et ux to oseph W.l j England, $3600. Lot on S. E. side of > Atlantic Ave., 300 feet S. W. of 7th 8L, ) 22)4 feet on said Are. ) Steel man and Archer to Samuel B. > Ovsey, $1. Lots 24, 26, Sec. 4, Ooean j front Real Estate Co. Steel man and Archer to Daniel Steel- ) man, $1. Lot 14, Sea 3, Ocean "Front Real Estate Co. Chaa. E. Meehan, et nx to Sarah B. > Sword, $1. Lot N. W. of Bay Ave. and ) S. W. of llth St. ) Girard Real Estate and Finance Corp. j to Joseph G. Champion, $L LoU 233 . to 240, 175 to 180, Sea C I Anna P. Lecato, et al to Josephine N. f Goff, et al, $2000. Lot 194 Ocean Gty , Bayous Oa ; Abel D. Scull, et ux to Parker Miller, . $26250. Tenty five fee* on S. W. side i of Walton Place, 135 feet N. W. of Bay i Are. , Hannah W. Mitchell to Annie M. Old- , $1250. Sixteen and two thirds feet of lot 754, Sea D. Sarah E. Campbell et al to Win. B. Oumpy, $1. Lot 106, Sea 28. NORTH WILDWOOD. Chat. Mace, Trustee to James D. ■ Brooker, et al $200. N. W. one-half 207, Walnut Ave. 1 Chaa. Mace, Trustee to Herman F. Yost, $200. S. E. one-half lot 207, 1 Walnut Ave. HOLLY BEACH CITY Xanchman Diamond, et ux to Diamond & Co., $9300. Lots 13, 14 26, 27 block J. H. Coombs, ct ux to Chas H. H. Mead, et ux, $1. Lot 6 6block-147. WOODBINE Louis Goldstein, et ux to Harry Dead$1500. Lot 16, block 6, Sea D. Louis Goodman, et ux to William | Elsembcrg, 81. lvots 3, 4, -block 3, Sec. C. |

UPPER TOWNSHIP..- "jl . Inlrt. - ' . send, $L Lot 6 of Jacob Smith Tn3 t Harry G Harmon, et ux to U2* * , Malott, $L lot* 1 end 2 at i5m on Williow Road 1 dy, Jr., $900. Lot of land on P<iM»lft8 near Jacob Petereon homostead. ' . .1 1 David Ran kins, et ux tolreae Maarwl , a! fl. Lot on Holly Jleaeh rtnt" j > Geo. L. Lovett, et ux to Garettt fl Madden, 8140.- Lot adj. TIM. *. Igi on*, id. of Shore road. . , , Julius Way, et ux to Edmund S. Baal ' fl. Lot 6, Sac. 3. Hereford Are, Hi atMayviDA Sarah A. Schellenger, Admr. to M ' e. Townscnd, $425. Land at CM . Creek. fgl CAPE MAY C3TY. ! James S. Edwin, Trustee to J. Stoa \ ton Ware, $25. Quitclaims. All intorSM In property inherited from J. SMflH Ware eatata William Flinn et ux to Peter Rhleldf $1. Lot 1572 and part of 1571, plan A. j AYALON. t Aralon Development Go. to Henry Edaall, $. Lot 109 Sec. 23. Avalon* Development Co. to Genufflt A Perrin, $1. Lot No. 106, Sec. 23. DENNIS TOWNSHIP. Anna B. Yankirk, et al to DennisviS I L. A B. Asso., $1. Chapel property 1 t North Dennisville. , . . ? Learning Tyler to Geo. H. Foster, fl . Five acres adj. John Tylers on rix from Dennis Creek to Siittop Plsce. ;i| Don't think e •■rvone knnwa yo That wonid be co iceit Tell thc jlj , [ pie who you ere a;id wlmt you a/ Keep it fresh on -their memories. q

A. C. GILE^Souse and Sign fainter and lecorator. . Office SHOP IN BEAR oi 5 Jackson st. Cape May City Gtenwood Hotg Ltl me tell you about n - ' 1 HAND HADE HARNESS EXPERT REPAIRING Also a line of geed serviceable Itorse goods. At low price ^ lUMMER SHEETS - - - SWEAT PADS - WHIP JAMES McFADDEN 2nd fleer of the Excelsior B 011 West Peny Slug

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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD PERSONALLY — CCNCICIH I XCURSIONS ; Niagara Falls! August 2, 16, September, fl, 20, October 4, 1910 Ml < ""Sir. $12.00 from Cape Mail SPECIAL TRAIN of Pullman Parlor Care, Dining Car, and Day OoaflttM t. leaves Philadelphia following day, running via tbe PICTVBEflftllfl All SQl) EH ANNA VALLEY ROUTE A L Tickets good a oim on Special t»a:n «td ctcttttii f 111 11. itr turning^ > oarmOartratna within SIX TIEN CAVE, titp-cfl *stl> ; HaJ wed at ,1 Buffafc tetuiahig Ul * IUB»trat#d Booklrt and full infenoation jb>y be obuiaed fro*. TUkci A»U«t g L1 . 1