Cape May Star and Wave, Saturday, September 24, 1910

PROFESSIOAL I T SVlCHB LEAMING K OOUN8E LLOR-A'MiA W *•' Solicitor, Maater and Examiner tn Chancery. & Offloe 618 WasMngto a St. L CAPE MAY. Hew Jersey - gAMDEL F. ELDBBDGE, ATTO BNjSY-AT- LAW Merchants' National Bank Budding Washington and Decatnr 8ts. Cara Mat Cm < notaryTublic. Solid tor and Maater in Chancery. Keyrtone Telephone 86 A JJRNE8T LLOYD i oodnbbllob-at-law «B0 Washington Bt.J i i CAPS MAY. New Jarrey I E* ■ '

pLOYD C HUGHES, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW L- 503 Washington at. Cape May City, N J HOT ART PUBLIC BOLICITOR IN CHANCERY I ' ft ' Wr»T TCI V WT TIR FTlftR

q eldredge * attorney-at-law OFFICES! Merchants National Bank Building Washington and Decatur Sts. Cape May N.J. L NOTARY PTTB'JC r > SOLICITOR TN CHANCERY Keystone Telephone 88 X JAMES M. E. UfLOBETH, OOCJNHEI - LOB- AT-LA W | ' —AND— Solicitor. Master and Examiner II Chancery. N'^TABY PUBLIC. | Office at No.' 214 Ocean Street. Cane May City- N. J. 1, Keystone Telephone 69 A JJB. REU A. HAND DENTIST — Announces that he has established ofiices at ft* N. 5th Street, - - Camden, N. J with thoroughly modem facilities for the practise of Dentistry. J^R. J. H. OLIVER DENTIST- — . Estsy 23-vLll.dl.lxkg XX20 Ckiastnut Qtraet (One door above|Keith's Theatre.) Appointments may'be made by Bell Telephone, Walnut 1S33D. Extracting paln-

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DEATH OF MRS. MARY Ji ELIZABETH E. SCHELLEHGER Mis. Mary Elizabeth E. Schellenger, C aged 78 years, who has resided at Cape May Point a number of years, died on Sunday afternoon, at the residence of j, her daughter, Mrs. 1-ewis Hildreth, at Cold Spring. 8be had a serious fall j, about twe years ago sod fractured a p hip from which she never recovered. She was the widow of the late Pilot Jacob E. Schellenger and her family consisted of two sons and one daughter, Jacob E. Schellenger, who resides at Mobile, Albert B. Schellenger, of Cape May Point, and Mrs- Maud Hildreth, of Erma. The funeral oc- * curred on Wednesday afternoon it 2:30 from the residence of her daughter at Erma, the services being conducted at h the bouse by Rev. Dr. Jones, pastor of the Cold Spring Presbyterian Church, j, interment at the church cemetery. « Mrs. Schellenger was a devoted wife mother and neighbor, and was highly es-, jj teemed. She was a member of one of the pioneer Gape May County families j, and has many relatives in different sec- „ tious of the county. Her maiden name b was Foster and her family was a prom- £ inent one in tbd Fishing Creek neigh- ' bo r hood for many years. t, AUOYTHLm , CASTOR I A , lIUH-. ° Its KM Yn Kan Ahqs Bnght | A GOOD NAME I Nor gold, nor frankinoense, nor myrrh, j f Nor double-eagles rare, j 8 Can buy a good name back again — j p Put felons where they were. ' n>

Not all the wealth of misers, Nor the armies of a king, jnend the rent of discontent When confidence takes wing. can you beg or borrow From any man the fame has brought to him: His future's in his name. —Charles Albert Brewton RIO GRANDE From Special Correspondent. We are glad to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Somers Irani with us again after spend ing the summer at Bayoide. Will Cresse is entertaining his mother, Mary R. Crease, for a few days. ' James Crow had the misfortune to his babek last week and later on waa removed to Cooper Hospital. Warren Harris and Jones Hand are the proud owners of an automobile. Little Myrtle Convrell, infant daughof Mr. and Mrs. Lot Oonwell, aged seven months, died on Saturday and was on Monday afternoon in the Rio Grande cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Rilay are entertaining their sister from Chalfonte. Mrs. Rita Thornton made a bubainees trip to Philadelphia on Tuesday. Mrs. Walter Hand has a fine baby boy who erne to their borne on Sunday evening. | Mrs. Hampton, who had the misfor tune on last Saturday af spraining her knee cap, in getting out of a wagon, is I so far improved aa to walk with a [ crutch. ■ I Merrill Neal, who has been chauffeur j Mr. M. Baker at Wild wood for the | took their auto to PhiladelI phia on Saturday, returning on Wednesday.

PERSONS LIVING AT A DISTANCE and wishing to open an account with us can do so by mail. We will write you full particulars on application. [WE PAY 3 PER CENT INTEREST There is no better place to open a Saving Account than IN THE SECURITY TRUST CO. - Cape May City, N. J. Keystone Telephone 4S

The Merchants National Banh CAPE MAY. NEW JERSEY HOME INSTITUTION Accounts Solicited. A general Banking Business Transacted. Cape May City and County Bonds for sale. 3 PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED OK TIME DEPOSITS orriCERS W. L. Stevens, 1 '..sided

Joseph H. Hanes, Vice Pres « lie try B, Eldredge, Cashier George H. Reeves, Vice Free. Everett J. Jefrell Asst. Cashier

DIRECTORS Win tJ Cl,„ ■— ), Oanrffa IT T> — —

W. L. Outrun Inge P. B. Mecray Joseph H. Hanea John W. Mecray John T. Hewitt W. H. Phillips M. D. Keystone Telephone 100.

H. S. Rutherford E. W. Springer W. L. Stevens. Bell Telephone 76 A j

THE VIRGINIA HOTEL ; A. M. Ludlam ° (FORMERLY OF THE CLENWOOD) Open ail the year. Steam heat, Sun Parlors ■ Rooms single or ensuite with bath. . a Keystone Telephone 079' A. U

STAR AHD WAV* HIGH TIDX TABLE September Date October 1 6 36 7.10 2 7-37 734 3 8.12 833 4 8.49 9.10 5 921 9.40 6 9 A3 10.08 D ^ 7 10.25 1033 .' ' 8 11.01 11004 9 11.41 11.47 10 12.10 1229 1 1231, 1.19 11 12.41 1.16 , 1.17 2.13 12 131 230 230 3.14 13 336 336 339 4.15 14 4.16 435 4.47 6.11 15 5.10 531 > 5.40 6.01 16 6.00 630 fi.29 630 17 6.46 7.08 B 7.16 735 18 732 7.55 3 739 820. ^19 8.19 6.41 8.41 9.03^^*20 9.05 930 e 929 9.48 21 935 1121 10.15 1035 22 10.46 11.19 - 11.06 1126 23 11.44 12.10 i 12.00 12.10 24 1229 12.49 1 1227 131 25 1.48 2.00 B 1.42 2.11 26 3.02 3.10 336 325 27 4.06 4.16 - 421 ^ 431 28 6.03 5.12 521 630 29 6.49 6.04 s 0.13 624 30 629 6.49 61 736 729 r r LEGAL NOTICE PUBLIC AUCTION SAL* r Notice is hereby Given That the Colonial „ Trust Company, Trustees , L'nder a certain memorandum of agreement dated the 14th day of July, 1906, which agreement was executed by the 1 CAPE MAY REAL ESTATE COMPANY, e a corporation of the State of New -Ter- " sey, and certain gentlemen composing a syndicate will offer for sale , at public auction to the highest bidder at the offices of the Trust Company, 8 » 2 3 a

NO. 317 FOURTH AVENUE I J PITTSBURG, PA., i on the 6th Day of October, 1910, j > At 2 o'clock P. M. | I The following securities: 1 a) Four Hundred (400) Bonds, | In denominations of one thousand ] j 1 $1,000) dollars each, bearing interest at |1 ! the rate of Sve (S) per cent per annum * j of the par value of $400,000.00 of the j CAPE MAY HOTEL COMPANY . . 1 a corporation of the State of New Jersey - ' (b) Four Thousand (4,000) Snares ; of the preferred stock of the par value of $100.00 per share of the CAPE MAY HOTEL COMPANY a corporation of the State of New Jersey (c) Six Thousand (6,000) Shares of the common stock of the par value 01 "* $100.00 per share of the t CAPE MAY HOTEL COMPANY * a corporation of the State of New Jersey This sale is made by reason of the default on the part of "the Cape May Real Estate Company ia the payment of principal and interest on obligations, secur- 1 ity for which the above securities were * hypothecated, which obligations are more fully set forth in the aforementioned agreement, which is on file at the ofiices • of the trustees for inspection to inter ested parties. TERMS OF SALE Ten (10) per cent down at the time of - the sale and the balance in cash upon the delivery of the securities. Any6ne wishing to see the property or' the hotel can do so by applyingito John P. Doyle at the Hotel Cape Mly, Cape May City, H. J, any time before Octobere 6th. THE COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY TRUSTEE g > 317 Fourth Avenue, ' Pittsburg, Pa. I POST CARDS REDUCED. > Local Views and Fancy Birthday : Cards at 15 CENTS PER DOZEN | Star and Wave Stationery Department, . 317 WASHINGTON STREET. PILES If you have Piles we will cure you raise boo'ktlet a guarantee. I Established in 1885, and have never found a caae we could Dot cure. oreen's specific co., Broadway k AlanbattanSL. New York, 6 Y The American woman has nowsreached the pass where she never buys ber outfit for the season without first being sure what Paris has decided* upon as the fashionable thing. Following its usual custom, inaugurated several years ago, The North. American will on Sunday, September 18, its special Paris fashion number, (it being an eight-page section in connection with its regular Sunday paper. The styles represent the very latest in Paris d res making art. The designs printed were choaen from the best showing of the repreeentative makers of fashionable garments. After seeing them the woman can form her own idea and make her own choice of the Ameri can goods that are offered. She can make sure that she ia getting up-to-date garments. There is always a big for The North American's special fashion number. It is advisable order of the agent or newspaper waB

by Joe Seymour, who ha. made record. 10 So' «»igh and fancy flying. TUU addi14 tion to tha many high grade features on a canDOt Uii' 10 inv Urge 3 « jw st^^rri fUrnitlU® ,tu3 jg 11 >$ ATLANTIC CITY RAILROAD CO. * Camden, N. J, 8ept. 19, 1910 ' II The annual meeting of the Stock- : 10 holders of tide Company, and an election 11 of Directors to serve for the ensuing 9 year will be held at the office of the 0 Company, Kaighn's Point Ferry House, 18 Kaighn's Point, Camden, N. J., on Man- ' 10 day, October 10th, 1910, at three , 0 o'clock P. M. 5 9-19 6 W. R. TAYLOR, Secretary 14 - Are you undecided where to have your clothes made? Are you looking for a first clsss tailor? Are you tired of having to take the suit back for * alterations and lose your time aa well 11 aa your temper? Avoid all the un pleasantness connected with clothes ■nd have them made by e CHARLES SOHERER, 6, Ladies' and Meo's Tailor, Cape May, N. JIf, ' EPILEPSY

I St. Vitus Danes, Stubborn Nervous Disorders, Fits . *c*paod immediately tr the remarkable treat* i meat that has for 39 yearr been a standard | jcmcdyforlbeaetrotiblea— OK. HifWhCWEAT I en im NEWVE RESTORER. It .sptsar-Hbcd ' xn'T* especially (or tbese diseases and is ! BdHbl not a cure-all. Its beneficial eCecta , »re immediate and lost ins. Pb,-»v |ff6Q ciaas recommend it and druaristSKt I . iu .0 prove its wonderful virtues, we will cheer- I 1 lolly send, witbont charge, o fdl t M SEPPII < Address 1>IU KtlXN INM ■' iltt'l*, Branrh 100, lted Dank, Mew Jersey.

FIR F • swinmtxwr^rre ia*. WM. J^WBON, Sec'y A>wwy DafOft a. w. ramd ii i ■iiwiii9 HAND AND ELBiEDSI Men lint's NKicnal Bonk BMg.ar 815 and 81T Waatitaartou Streak Caps Mav. N J. Go to Thomas Soultm Cold Spring fcr^ the things rim now fcr^tim tatK complete stock, carefully seiactad. with knowledge born of export one* gairxd by an active career at more \eare than that of any dealer in Lowe . Township. tf

i ' Mivogram writing paper at the Star . and TYave Stationery Department. Blotters of d) kinds at the Star and ' Wi«e Stationery Department. '

A C. GILE— - Souse arid Sign Fainler arri Secoralor. Office SHOP IN REAR of 5 Jackson st. Cape May City Glenwood Hotel Let me tell you about , HAND MADE HARNESS EXPERT REPAIRING (Ml Also a line of good serviceWle tWtsc goods. At low pricq * ' SUMMER SHEETS - - w SWEAT PADS - WHIPS JAMES McFADDEN , SECOND FLOOR OF THE EXCELSIOR BUILDING ON WEST PERRY STREET

HENRY REEVES

MACHINIST

PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING AND GAS FITTING JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Jefferson St., below Corgic. Residence 1J« Pearl St- West Cape May, N. J. Keystone 'Phone 137R Estimates Furnished

PENNSYLVANIA RAlLROADi PERSONALLY — CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS

Niagara Falls October 4, 1910 ~,p $12.00 ™» Cape May gPECLAL TRAIN of Pullman Parlor Cara, Dining Car, and Bay Coach* leave* Philadelphia following Jay, raring via the PICTURE SOUE CUCeUEHABPlA VALLEY ROUTE Tickets good going on Sperial Train and connecting trains, and good tontine on jcgnU' Uains within SIXTEEN DAYS. Stop-off within limh allowed at Buffalo returning. IUaatrated Booklet and fan informationmay be ofaSainodfrocn Ticket Agent - <a°^v.wiu. . J