IMPORTED MATTINGS At Domestic Prices ^5^31 JESSE M. BROWN 322 Muut n Street, Cape May Key* ton* Telephone 1*6 D Wm. F. Brown PltOMBINO. STEAM and GflS FITTING Jobbing A Specla'ty. j 1 5" mansion Street. Estimates Purnlshe CAPE iVLAY Key* tone Telephone 196 A

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I c E; B^k. naS33« a "PLATE" ICE M LEHIGH JEDDO AND SUSQUEHANNA COAL Charles S. Church jjj Keystone Phone 76. Jackson and Perry St jj WALL PAPER REDUCTION. IN SPRING STYLES In decorating yonr room* look at my new itock of WALL PAPER BURLAPS, LINCRUSTA, WALTON W. LENOIR Key atone -Phone 138 X 6*6 WASHINGTON STREET WOLFF'S BAKERY 406 u\d 408 Washington Street. Finest products of finest quality. Every detail under my pesonal supervisior. I try to make WOLFF QUALITY stand for the highest excellence F. W. WOLFF Keystone Telephone 66 A. Charles York Sbt—Ycck YORK BROTHERS CARPENTERS AND BWLDERS CfPEMAY, N. J. Estimates Cheerfully Given on all Kinds ol Buildings. SAI 1SFACTION GUARANTEED. j P.O.BOX 661 i • - . 1

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To bold her hand i m mine. And »iag to her my sweetesf praise Of love I bold divine. For to me on aged mother, With her tnim* mixed or gray. Is a tiring inspiration To boy* wbo're gone astray. Aye! What man bold* heart within him That would not well with bliss, To again embrace hi* mother, Know the rapture of her kiss — The Idas that lisps of loudness, A doting lore sublime; The kin that knows no sal to, The km that bides all timet — Charles Albert Brewton Horseshoe Ranges, West Group, Lower Front LigBt — Pennsylvania Notice is hereby given that the wooden structure of Horseshoe Range. West Group, Lower Front Light was destroyed by Are on October 2, lfllO. a . temporary fixed white lens lantern light established on the same day, on the concrete base, approximately 80 feet abors the water, will constitute the front light of the lower range until fur- ' ther notice. Byorder of the Commiuioner of Light CAPE MAY POINT • Prom Special Correspondent CAPE MAY POINT I There waa a vendue laat Saturday af tcmoon at Paul Blowers'. Things sold ■wel. The Blowers have gone back to Camden. Star and Wave pasters did tire trick. Try them. Alexander Springer is on the sick list unable to go to school. The children of the primary departj ment of the public school, took a walk ' last Wednesday for a lesson in nature i ' study. |" Iirank Bowne has been home Sick s few days. Litt'- Paul Allen, suffering with an aggravated form of whooping cought, is much better at this writing. | ! Mr*. Holby arrived yesterday from | Sussex County to join her husband and daughter. | John Tillman, the colored man who j was killed at the sand plant last Thurs- j .day. was buried Sunday at Cold Spring. | His widow and children returned from | | Saratoga and are now in their home at | Cape May Point. Tillman is said to have | | been a very exemplary man. Alexander Springer, a lad about 18 or j 14, while riding on liis wheel at Cape . May last Saturday, early in the evening was run into, his wheel broken and himself so injured that he has been out of school sipi^. He is now improving. The Misses Jones, who had such a pretty studio here at the Point all summer, have returned to their home in Philadelphia. , Some of thesummer residents are still 1 hanging on, it has been so delightful here all the month. Mr*. Cooper and Miss Atkinson, sisters from Salem County, atill occupy their beautiful home here. The butterflies turned out by the thousands one day last week. In all my life I never saw such a sight. They swarmed over large area* of golden-rods like Pharoah'a locusts, though leaving no destruction in their wake, gentle creatures they are. Some say they an hunting places for the winter, so I suppose they were kiasigg the golden-rods goodbye. The wasps, too, turned out in swarms, trying to find shelter from the cool wave that is here, I presume. Old-time resi dents say they have never seen so many before. The boys are having a great time with an old boat that has washed up on ' the beach. It is the "Mabel Nellie." No one seems to know where it came THE POMONA GRANGE MEETING From a Specia Correspondent. The autumn meeting of the Cape May Pomona held in Tuckahoe on Wednesday was a complete success. The weather being perfect, and the attendance good. The session, in the morning fot. business and in tfce afternoon for entertainment and instruction were held in 1 the Presbyterian Church, the dinner I> being served in the grove outside. Both church and grove were beautifully decor- . ated for the occasion. The Lower town- ! ship granges were out in force and had ; large part in the entertainment. Dr. W. I L. Yerkes, presided in the morning and j the Worthy Master opened the afternoon session, giving place to the lecturer [ Edward D. Burley for the entertainment. A full report of proceedings will I appear next week. E. Go to Thomas Somite, Cold Spring -or the things you need for' the table, a nd family, and obtain satisfactory goods at the smallest coat. Full and complete stock, carefully selected, with knowledge born of experience , gaimd by rn active career of more years tban that cf any dealer in T ewe Township. ' tf Sinogram writing paper, at tha Star and Wave Stationery Department. t

FISHING CR-EE Miss Hannah Woohon went under » operation for appendicitis and is doing fine from latest reports. Frank Piereon, of Philadelphia, called on -Mrs. 191* Johnson on Sunday. Mr*. Wm. Cummings and Mr*. Wm. <?. Essen, of Gape May, called on the 1st ter's sister on Tuesday afternoon. C. Love, of Court House, took dinner i with John Snyder apd family on Tuesday. Mr. and Mr*. James Shaw, of Holly Beach, returned home on Wednesday after spending several days with his children. Daniel Miller and family, of West Gape May, sepnt Wednesday eevning with Henry Shaw and fa wily. 3 Ask Mrs. Durell Woolaon mho was the moat surprised on her mother. Mr", r Martha Snyder's birthday," her mot tier or her. -But Frank says the cake would . have been better if they had rream and . lemonade with it. Mr*. R. T. Johnson and Mr*. Frank i Piatt, of Erraa, made a buBinee trip t through here on Monday. ? Mrs. Annie oWolson spent Monday at t Holly Beach with relatives, t Lemuel Schellenger and Durell Wool- - son are employed at Holy Beach. Enoch Miller, Sr., and Enoch, Jr.. and t Wilson went to tAngirsea on Sunday in his auto. Mr. Williams and friend rode their wheels to. Court House on Sunday.

A Reliable j Remedy 1 , Elf's CrsamBalm I* snlcUr abutted. GtaasMM at Oass. 1 Itcleanass, soothes, heals and protects the diseased mem. brans resulting from ' Catarrh and drives . away a Cold in the . Head quickly. Be. | stores the Senses of I 5 T..t. ..t Q 11 p..,

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siaeSO eta., atDrng. gists or by mail. In liquid form, 75 cents. , &J Brothers. 56 Warren Street. NewTorb Blotters of a If kinds at the Stsj and v'»«e Stationery Department. , GREEN CREEK ' rrom Special Correspondent. John Mathis has built a sew gunning 3 boat. " j Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Foster are en- • tertaining company this week. 1 Edward Evans and wife, of Milville, ' spent Sunday wtth_ relatives here. :| The continued dry weather has greatly i . late crops but is fine hay weather. r j Mis Joanna MacName is having co- ! ment w^lks laid on her property. J N. W. Crease drove to Holly Beach on • Tuesday. ' The farmers of Fishing Creek are get ting their supply of hay here as is their 1 custom. ' The new house of Captain Joseph 1 James is enclosed. This is a busy week with Pomona 1 j Grange. 1 Mrs. Jennie Taylor, of Cold Spring, 1 brought Mrs. Oarie Key home on Sunday > who had 'been visiting there. She wa* 1 accompanied by Mrs. Nelie Eldredge and Mr*. 8allie Ann Hoffman. ' The family of Henry Lowe moved to r Wilmington this week. ' Ralph Schellenger and motherdroveto • Court House on Tuesday. Mra. 8chelf lenger went from there to Cape May. ! Mrs. Laura Marts, who has been in > Wild wood during the summer, has re- ■ turnel home. ■ Bert Howell, of Diss Creek, was here on Tuesday morning. , Mre. Sallie Erickson was called to > Court House Tuesday afternoon to attned the funeral of Griffin Gandy. " Mrs. George Johnson was called away | last week to attend the funeral of her - aunt and will tq,end some time with her • tnotlier in Vineland before slie returns. The Watchword of Women Modesty is the Women's watchword. Whatever threatens her delecate sense of modesty, frightens her. For this reason many a women permits diseases of r the delicate womanly organs to be - come aggravated because she cannot e bring herself to subject to the ordeal - of unpleasant questionings, offensive ex5 animations, and obnoxious local treat - ments, - which seme physicians find i necessary. Doubtless thousands of r the women who have taken advantage i of I>r. Pierce's offer of free consultation - by letter, have been led to do so by the • escape thus offered from a treatment i repugnant to modesty. Any sick woman '. may write to Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., i in perfect confidence; all letters being a treated a*, strictly private and sacredly r confidential, and all answers being sent . in plain envelopes with no advertising .1 or other printing upon them. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription has Ufeen long hailed as a "God send to women." , It makes weak woman styong and sick ; woman well. "Favorite Prescription" y contains no alcohol All its ingredients £ printed on every bottle-wrapper. t POST CARDS REDUCED, v Local Views and Fancy Birthday Cards at IS CENTS PER DOZEN j Star and Wave Stationery Department, 317 WASHINGTON 8TREET.

<7EW, LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF LADIES, GENTLEMEN'S AND ™TTDREN'S SHOES AT LESS THAN PHILADELPHIA PRICES AI< ENTIRE NEW AND LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPER WHICH WILL BE SOLD AX PRICES TO DEFY COMPETITION "W rsui win, is tt. Mtea. I mr „k u oreotsaitr to convince my customers that I caa sell them at tha laweat possible p^"*t Please examine my stack before baying elsewhere. ELDRIDGE JOHNSON, 318 Warfun*no Street. ■ — . 'Hii'V Y. 't i - J GO TO T. fl. TAYLOR'S Central Shoe Store FOR ALL KINDS OF SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN AND rem.pppig ' For Men we have KING QUALITY, CLAFUN, CROSS ETT, ABBETT, ARNOLD, TAYLOR'S TRIPP LK FIT and many other* in High and Low Cut*, in r Button, Lace and Congress, all Leather*, and Canvass, Leather or Rubber Sflti. For Ladies we have a big variety of Ooie Tide in oil colon, Oxfords and ' Pumps in Canvaaa, White and Color*. All kinds of shoe goods. A big variety ' of lacen and dressing. THE ONLY STORE THAT DOES REPAIR WORK IN ALL ITS HPawrwwff AGENT FOR WALDORF SHOES FOR MEN AND FOR WOMEN, Ij.jo T. H. TAYLOR CENTRAL SHOE STORE ; 606 Washington Street Cape May, N. J. OPPOSITE READING TERMINAL, WHERE ALL TROLLEYS STOP t Keystone Thone 138-M

B. S. CURTIS ; NO. 3*4 DELAWARE AVENUE, CAPE MAY CITY, N. J. PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING AND GAS FITTING JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO Keystone Telephone 139 D 1 1 , Wm. G. IJlattner, Geo S. Bennett tjj S BLATTNER & BENNETT | HIl ^est PerrY Street, Cape May, N; J. 8 1 MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES | ; ' Marble and Granite Work § ' | Flaging and Curbing in Stock and laid on short notice. 0 1 ij New designs and estimates furnished on application -caw 9 s u r' g , I SOUTH JERSEY. MARBLE WORKS , ni:£ESBBHBOTS»5££S5BESSe.3EBSBBE£aBEeB£H:setl

Everybody V is invited to compare THE CAPE MAY FARMSTEAD BY THE SEA with the leading DAIRY and POULTRY farmi of the world. Such r j comparison will establish its supremacy. No finer aggregation of r healthful, cheerful and well groomed cattle is possible. No finer colr lection of Leghorns and Wyandottes of purer strains can be seen -»-* anywhere. The homes of these cattle and chickens are celebrated for their cleanliness and comfort. Such a combination can but offer to the interested public the most sanitary and enticing products. One visit will more than f satisfy the most fastidious. So please make the visit and compare us with others. IHE FARMSTEAD BY THE SEA ' J. P. MACKISSIC, Manager. J Real Estate and Search Company of Cap e May County, N. J. i Representing ? FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY ■ OF NEWARK 5 TITLES INSURED Searches, Abstracts of Titles and .Fire Insurance FARM PROPERTIES BOUGHT AND SOLD T ' Offices: FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING 1. CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N. J. HHfMHSes* - ■ I