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IMPORTED MATTINGS l AT Domestic Prices j crs&s s at. ssows $22 Btaasioa Street C*pa $*» J . Keystone Telephone 126 D. Wm. F. Brown PLUMBING, STEAM »od GAS FITTING Jobbing A Spccit'ty. 315 mansion Street. Est it ates Furnished C i E A\AV Keystone Telephone 126 A The Glenwood rrS Range 'R, 'sa thing °f teauty aswell P^I WM. T. CHAMBERS u. ' ' 1 C E "PLATE" ICE S w LEHIGH JEDDO AND SUSQUEHANNA COAL jj Charles S. Church M Keystone Phone 76. Jackson and Perr* St W ^Wall Paper, j R d uction in spring styles 625»*a»hln|ton»t| In de oratiug your rooms look at n.y new stock ol vVall Paper. Burlaps, Liner usta Walton. W. LENOIR Tis? « ephorie 183 X ^VOLFF'S BAKERY 406 and 408 Washington Street Finest products of finest quriity. livery detail under my pescnal supervision. I try to make WOLFF QUALITY stand for the highest excellence r. W. WOLFF Ke yatooe T elephone 65 A . WILLIAM RAU Landscape and Ornamental G/.rdemng Lawn Grading, Planting, Pruning and Spraying DONE BY PRACTICAL AND EXPERIENCED MEN Cemetery Work a Specialty SATISFACTION Guaranteed at Reasonable Terms CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY _______ — — — — 1 Chfcth. York S«jt_York YORK BROTHERS CARPENTERS MD BUILDERS CAPE MAY, N. J. Estimates CbeeriudyeGiren on all Kinds o d Buildings. ~SA t ISFACTTOK CUAfcANTgEx P.O. BOX Ml i

Ocean City Wins * In tlerenth * L DEFEAT CAPE MAY 3 TO a » ' Wild Heave by Schwenk on an Eaey Ont Makes Winning Tally- Possible, 1c Fritz Following With a Texas leaguer Bringing in toe Deriding ocore— Both . V Pitchers Effective and Wild in Spots, e. ~ ! if There was great rejoicing at Ocean h City on Wednesday afternoon when af- ' ter battling for eleven innings Ocean City won out over the Cape May Collegians. The largest crowd that lias at- ! o tended a game at that place this season g was present and they liad been given a „ big scare but when Fritz hit a 'Texas > Leaguer back of second and Yatea romj>- S ed in with the winning tally the crowd „ went wild with delight. a Ktfcng and Schwenk were opponents 011 a the mound and both were effective and h wild by turns, nllowing-seven and eight 0 hits respectively, eacn passing four, tiling hit two batsmen while Schwenk j was guilty of four offences of the same | t kind, three of them being the first bat- . J ters up. Ocean City had men on base f , in every inning but the first, while Cape l May had men on in eight of the eleven, ' ) twelve Ocean City players being strand- j t ed on the paths, while eleven Cape May 1 1 players were unable to cross the plate.) ! Errors also figured in the scoring, not ' j an earned run being credited to either. j Cape May scored in the sixth on a . I 1 pass, a hit and a wild throw. Ocean 1 1 City scored two in the eighth when the ' ] I side should have been retired one-two- j- ( I three, three errons, a pass and a bunt : . ' hit doing the work. 1 1 Cape May lieu tne score in the niuti.; 1 | Ogdcu hit to right and Sweeney ul- , 1 lowed the ball to get through him, 1 . ' Ogden reaching third and was safe at j home a few moments later when Y'oilng i . I "dropped a throw to the plate, j Both teams filled the bags in tlie 1 j tenth and Cape May had three men on I I in the eleventh, but could not score. j !! Schwenk passed Elling in the elev- ■ entli, Yates relieving him of sprinting I; duties at the initial bag. Monihan fan- ; j ned. Black attempted to lay one down ' • ' but raised a pop fly to Schwenk. Yates ' ' • ' had started for second and could have'' . . been Easily doubleu, but Schwenk heaved.* I j the ball high over Odgen's head, the 11 sphere rolling to the right field fence ^ 1 I' and before Machudo could return it| to the diamond Yates was perched on 1 I third. With two balls and no strikes 1 I Fritz reached out and took hold of a - | wide oue hitting a Texas Lcqguor back | ' of second. Yates coming acrods with the ' deciding run. J The Collegians play at Atlantic City 1 j this afternoon, leaving on the eight ! o'clock Pennsylvania twTh. Kronan will 1 | be on the slab for Cape May. J • j OCEAN CITY' ab. r. h. po. a e . < r I Monihan. 2b 5 I 1 0 3 0 ' Black, cf 3 0 0 2 1 0 I Fritz, as. « 1 1 2 2 1 ' j Geig. Vb 4 0' 2 15 0 0 I Reed. 3b 3 0 1 5 2 0 1 | Sweeney, rf 4 <• 0 0 0 1 1 Howes, If. 3 0 0 3 0 0 1 Young, c 4 0 1 6 1 1 Effing, p 4 1 1 0 4 0 » Totals: 36 3 7 33 13 3 ' CAPE MAY". ab. r. h. po.L c.'< I>oveland, ss 5 0 2 2 1 1 ] Aldendifer, 2b 3 1 0 6 0 3, Wood, If 4 0 1 2 0 0 Odgen, lb 5 1 2 in 1 0 Sattizahn. c 4 0 1 5 2 0. Deibert, cf 4 0 2 1 0 0 L. Machado, rf 4 0 0 0 0 1: Schwenk, p 5 0 0 1 1 1; Smiley, 3b. 5 0 0 5 6 0, Totals: 39 2 8 *32 1J 5|» •Two out when winning run scored. jCape May n 0 0 0 01 0 0 1 0 0— 2, c Ocean City ...0 0000 0 0200 1—3 c Sacrifice hits — Howes, Y'oting. Black, e . Sattizahn. Reed. Two base hits — Y'oung. 1 Stolen bases — Monihan, Black. Aldendifer, Geig. " Struck out by — Schwenk, 5; by Effing, 1 j 6. 1 . Base on balls off — SctiWenk, 4; off r 1 Kffungs, 4. | Left on bases— Cape May. 11; Ocean 1 City, 13. I4 I Hit by pitched ball — Black, ffeigj' Sweeney, Wood, Howe, Macliado. Umpire — Adams. j • ; j HOTEL CAPE MAY PERSONALS j Amang the host of Philadd^ihia r I guests registering for a long stay is c j Mr. M. H. Tetterolf, who is enjoying I the hospitality of the popular bouse and 1 refreshing salt air. * Miss E. W. Lindsay will spend some 1 time here. She registers from Phils- 1 dephia. Mr and Mr*. F. L. Keelan and family 1 wlU enjoy the month here. They are t registered from Pittsburg < Another P, It. burger is W. J. Laser, < who wil enjoy the nsoath of Angust | here. From ter away Alaska Mr. sad Mrs. • J- W. Huger bars am to enjoy fibs < —

pleasure of our resort and the hospital-! ity of the hotel. . Representing New York are Mr. and Mrs. George Curtis and Mrs. Tompkins and daughter. A. L. Barber, of Washington, D. C. wffl remain for some time to eujcy the .-vliilarating atn. sphere of the sea. Another Capitol , visitor .is M. H. Calkins who is a recent arriral. Campbell Carrington also claims - as his home he has registered ft* a short stay. Francis F. Rrunner, of Albany, X. Y., ! one of the latest arrivals to join the host of guests. AN EVENT AT WOODBINE In connection with the annual plowing I contest of the Dr. Hirech Agrculturai j at Woodbine on Wednesday, August 24th, there will be a lecture in the Auditorium by Prof. Hays, Assistant ! of Department of Agriculture and to which all interested ill farming j invited. The lecture will be free and tickets for reserved seats may be Upon application to Prof. Gellor,' erintendent of the school. The plowing conest will begin at 8 | A. M- The judges will be Prof. Moore, of the Wisconsin University; Prof, j Jeffery, of the Michigan Agricultural Prof. Moeier, of the Illinois and Prof. Davis, of the X. J. Experiment Station The lecture will j at 8 P. M. j HOME CAMP jl^ETING j The pastor of Tabernacle Charge has for a Home Camp Meeting -to held August 26 to September 5, in . Grove near Tabernacle M- K. -Church, Erma, X. J. There will be a . service every evening at 7 JO o'clock, I also the Sunday morning services will . held in the "Grove. Labor Day, Monday, September 5, will be an all-dny meeting. Workers are expected from different : parts of this State and Pennsylvania. The glory of God is the great object in , the presentation of full salvation to the , people. CAPE MAY YACHT CLUB The Cape May Y'uebt Club is showing the usual August activity, and daily visitors are numerous representing near- , ' ly all of the Clubs along the jersey Among the Philadelpliians registering , at the elub house are: ,1 Mr. and Mrs. X. J. Schumucker, Dr. ' and Mrs. Kirk, o. Robert Wince, Clar1 encc C. Fischer, Dr. and Mrs. Fiet, M. < A. DeCon, Helen M. Blair, Mrs. A. Rosen - j blatt, S. Rosenblatt, Dr. R. T. Griue, D. Yogdee. I E. M. Hildreth, of Wildwood, was a j Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bitner, of Iiancaawere among the recent gueats. I A. G. Thnmuson, of Scranton, F. E. j Higbee, of New Y'ork, and F. A. Kistler, .of Albany friends of A U. AfcCauseland registered. Thomas J. Carey was another Scran- • 1 W. W. Grier, J. 0." Seibert and F. 1 Darienlat of the "Javelin" of the Capital Club are gueats of the club for the week. Miss Dorothy F. Mudge. of Baltimore,' and K. W. Gilpin, of Philadelphia, were) recently introduced by W. Watson. 4 I A representative of Ocean City Y'acht Club called Tuesday for a short stay. was lieorge Hoss tetter and was in- 1 troduced by ('. Hepburn. THE ANNUAL P.EGAiTA Preparation for the fifth aiuWI open ; regatta at the Cape May Y'acht Club] | which is to take place Saturday August 27th are being rapdly completed. Tlici I entries are open to any Y'acht Club j or Motor Boat < "Bib iu Xew Jersey. The ■ entries must be accompanied bv the! official rating card of the measurers of the club to which the entrant belongs. The races will start at 2 o'clock in the afternoon and the captains of the contesting boats will meet the regatta committee at one o'clock on the "afternoon of the races to receive their final instructions. The Tegatta committee will at the club house and will give out I the numbers to the contestant. The | A. P. B. A. rules will govern the races. . The boats will be classified ns follows: I First division Cruisers: 1 — Cruiser* rating below 40:2 — Cruisers rating above 40: 3— Standing canopy launches. Second divsion. Open launchre not rating as auto racng boats will be subclassified if there are sufTcient entries. Third division Automobile racing I — Boats from 50 to 60 rating; Boats from 60 to 70 rating; 3 — from 70 to 80 rating: 4 — Boat* above 80 rating. Prizes will be awarded in each class where two or more boats start. At the conclusion of the regular scheduled events there will be a free-for-all race 'or auto racing boats and a special prize will be given for this event. All entries should he eeot A. C. ThomSecretary , tape May Yeeht Club, Cap. May. X. J. - - s e U Lt

Mew, Largest and best stock ot Ladies » Gentlemen s and Childrens Shoes at An Entire New and Large Stook of Wall Paper, which will be sold at prices to defy competition Haying had many year* experience in the bruin—, I only ask an one rtanity to convince my customers that I can adl them att'aatonaat poarihla ptkaa. Please examine my stock refore baying elsewhere. J SLDBinuC JTOHHSOII, ■ 318 Wsshtngton Street e •• - vn'm-t- ;! fiO TO T. B. TAYLOR'S : CENTRAL SHOES STORE ; For a'l bods of Shoes for Men, Womea 1 and Children j. . - • " I u For Men we have King Quality. Claflin, Crossett Abbett, Arnold, Taylor's Tripple Fit, and many others in High and Low Cuts, in Button, Lace and Congress, all ' eathers, and Canvass, Leather or Rubber Soles. l8 For Ladies we have a big variety of Ooze Ties in aD tc colors, Oxfords a> d Pumps in Canvass, White and Colors. All kinds ol shoe g ods. A big variety of lacers and dressing a The only Shoe Store that does repair work ii all its hraackei m Agent For Waldorf Shoes For Men And Women $150 T. H. TAYLOR CENTRAL SHOE STORE J Mi WASBIN8T0N STREET, CAPE BAY, S. I Opposite Reading Terminal, where all trolleys stop Keystone Phone 138-M J B. 9.XUHT19 ly j — r-j No. 324 Delaware Ave. May City, N.JI v Plumbing. Steam and Gas ruting *! Jobbing Promptly Attended to :r | KeyatODe Telephone 189 D V- 1 >' . - . , ■ c,J . Wm. G. Blattner, Geo S. Bennett S . I BLATTNER A BENHETT ,-| Wm Perry Street, Cape May, N. J. 9 MONUMENTS, TOMBSTOJIES | *1 Marble and Oranite Work - 1 11- ) Flaging and Curbing in Stock and laid on short notice kS F.I j New designs and estimates furnished on application : »| | SOUTH JERSEY! MARBLE WORKS

"I BEACH PARTY - ' I All the young folks about the center j * j of the town who are numbered among- ) tne host of friends of Miss Elizabeth ) | Y'ardley were invited to attend a beacli l party on the beach front of the Xorris' ' cottage one night recently and the even- j ing was spent with games and jollity, j : AU the young folks declared that they ! ! had had the best time ever and avowed ] ! to repeat the gathering in the near ! ,t future. Those present were: lc| Miss Alice McCabe, Miss Mary East : I, ' wick. Miss Katherine Shattuck, Miss i le ; Eleanor Bispham, iliss Marie Starr, Miss | ie 1 Helen Gleason, Miss Christine Stockton, ' Messrs. Nathaniel Davis, Fred W'ilmsenJ a Potter Lucas, James Davis, William Daie vis, Charles Brown, Samuel Bispham, . Frank Hunter, Morris Pro*", Victor Men The party was chaperoned by Miss Lee Reed and Miss Xorris. FAIRBANKS' MORSE & 0<l _B ! StationatY and Marine G«- - d ■liom lne ENGINES ,t "RANK HNTRIKIN Ag«i. P. a Buz i 8 Cape Mav Cut N J « ; W. H. BRIGHT ; Fire Insurance ^ la any port of Cape May Co d HOLLY BEACH. N J i- The Caril Oafe mw opea for the hew b, fit of n»— 111 mn ot 'brias baieaffto. Offrnm m IW ornm ll l» I L

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