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PROtESSIOAL | J. SPICER LEAMING OOUNSELI/)H-AT-LAW d BoRritor, Master and Examiner in Chancery P ' Office 518 Washington Street • Cape May New Jersey SAMUEL F. FLDREDGE attorney -AT-LA w Offices: Merchants National Bank Building Washington and Decatur Sts. Cape May City, N. J. NOTARY- PUBLIC Soilcitor and Master in Chancery Keystone "Phone 85A ERNEST W. LLOYD OOUNSELLOE- AT-LA W 820 Washington Street Chpe May New Jersey FLOYD C. HUGHES ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW Offices: SOS Washington Street ' Cape May City, N. J. NOTARY PUBLIC Solicitor in Chancery G. BOLTON ELDBEDGE •" ATTORNEY- AT LAW Offices: Merchants National Bank Building * Washington -and Decatur Sts. Cape May City, N. J. NOTARY PUBLIC Solicitor in Cfcancerv Keystone 'Phone 88X 4 p :• r- ^ i JAMES M. E HILDRETH ( OOUNSELLOR-AT-LAW And | L Solicitor, Master and Examiner in Chancery . > - NOTARY PUBLIC Office at No 214 Ocean .Street Gape May New Jersey Keystone "Phone 59 A. DR. REU A. HAND ' j DENTIST I Announces that he has established offices At - - BIB N. 5th Street. Camden. N J. , With thoroughly modern facilities for ^ i -7 " the practise tof Dentistry - DR J. H. OLIVER DENTIST . Estey Building. 1120 Chestnut Street ' Philadelphia, Pa ■ (One door above Keith's Theatre) ■*'' ' Appointments may be made by Bell Telephone. Waluut 13S3D. Extracting painlesa. | ' QR. J. H. OLIVER | V - — DENTI-T — . ' £33. . Eitey BT3.Ud.kxxg' . liflO C0x«st33.Ta.t StxWet i (One door above Keith's Theatre.) Ap- J point men to mayjbe made by Bdll Telephone. Walnut 1888D. Extracting pain- I - f f] . 8 Rest for ~1 Tired Eyes I u Iliisia.il by ■ |K *^*BsaMUcvV/pr \ a aacastary 1 .y<r ^ strain. Let V, / f li ■ M SI

'.y- • £ 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 C& Cape May City, N. J. Keystone Telephone 48 The *" ; Merchants National Ba.nh CAPE MAY. NEW JERSEY HOME INSTITUTION Accounts Solicited. A general Bank- ' ing Business Transacted. Cape May City and County Bonds for i sale. : 3 PER bCEKT INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS , OFFICERS ■W.;X. Stevens, President w. i,. ajevens, rr r resident

Joseph H. Hanes, Vice President George H. Reeves, Vice President

Hemy.H. Elaredge, Cashier Everett J. Jerrell. Asst. Cashier

? DIRECTORS - w— . - u n.Hr.1, iXnMD n Du», H.

L. Cummings Joseph Hi Hanes John X. Hewitt

F. B. Mecrsy John W. Mecrsy W. H. Phillips; "k. p.

"H. S. Rutherford E. W. Springer W. L. Stevens ]

Keystone Telephone too .. Bell Telephone 76 a " . , THE VIRGINIA HOTEL/; * \. I A. M. Ludlam \ (FORMERLY OF THE CLENWOODI Open all the year. Steam heat,. Sun Parlors Rooms single or ensuite with bath. Keystone Telephone 679 A * j . • * 1 REEVES MACHINIST plumbin'g, steam fitting and'gas fitting . - : JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. ^Jefferson St., .below Corgie. Residence 116 Pearl St, West Cape May, N.*J. 3 "Keystone 'Phone 187R " Estimates -Furnished . » * f Let me tell you about . - ifllfiSkn " HAND MADE HARNESS EXPERT REPAIRING Abo a line of good serviceable horse good* At low price SUMNfER SHEETS - - - SWEAT PADS - -WHIPS JAMES McFADDEN FLOOR OF THE EXCELSIOR BUILDING QN WEST PERRY STREET ^ A. G. GILE HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER AND DECORATOR Office:— 5 JACKSON STREET, CAPE MAY QTy Shop in rear of Glenwood Hotel . P &. PER all kinds STAR AND WAVE STATIONERY DEPARTMENT - ' ' ' ' ~

STAB AND WAVE HIGH TIDE TABLE 1 September Date October 1 ' 626 7.10 2 737 724 , 8 Ui 8JJ t 4 8.49 8.10 j o- 5 921 9.40 : 6 9 A3 10.08 , 7 1026 1028 c 8 11.01 11004 , 9 11.41 -11.47 . 10 12.10 1229 1221 1.19 11 12.41 1.15 4 1.17 2.13 12 1A1 220 220 3.14 13 3.08 325 f 329 4.16 14 4.16 425 f 4.47 5.11 16 5.10 521 , 5.40 B.01 16 B.00 620 , 620 6A0 17 6.46 7.08 t 7.13 . 725 18 722 7A5 d 729 820 19 8.19 8.41 t 8.41 9.03 20 9.05 920 t 929 9.48 21 9A5 1121 t 10.15 1025 22 10.46 11.19 11.06 1126 23 11.44 12.10 , 12.00 12.10 24 1229 12.49 ( 1227 121 25 1.48 220 t 1.4? 2.11 26 - 8.02 3.10 j 326 325 27 4.06 4.16 421 421 28 6.03 6.12 - 621 620 29 6.49 6.04 * 6.1S 6.24 30 629 6.49 j 31 726 729 , — 4 1826 1010 1 PENNSYLVANIA ; t FIRE insurance company | T NOORPORATEL' 1925 , CHARTER PERPETUAL j OFFICE, 508-510 WALNUT ST, ; Office: 508-510 WALNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. 1 CAPITAL . . $750,000.00 ! 1 ASSETS ...... $7232224.10 « SURPLUS '... $2233,426.43 ' 1 Directors , R. Dale Benson John L. Thompson . J. Tatnall Lea Charles E. Pugh \ Richard M. Cadwalader ) W. Gardner Crowell , Effingham B. Morris , Edward T Stotesbury. j Edwin N. Benson, Jr. , R. DALE BENSON, President. , JOHN L. THOMPSON, Vice Pres. | W. GARDNER GEO WELL, Sec. HAMPTON L. WARNER, Asst. Sec. WM. J. DAWSON, Sec'y Agency Department A, W. HAND S. F. ELDREDGE hand an* eldredge « local agents Natiohal "Bank Building, or i ,315 and 317 Washington 8treet Cape hlay, N. J. * ^ Ate you undecided where to have your clothes made? Are you looking for a first class tailor? Are you tired of having to take the suit back for alterations; and lose your time as well as your temper? Avoid" all the un pleasantness connected with clothes and have them made by CHARLES SOHERER, Ladies' and Men's Tailor, Oape May, N. J The Security Trust o. U an established Banking House of many years standing. Have f ou opened an account PI LE S If yfu have Piles we will cure you Tr&^BtoVTLET A GUARANTEE. Established in 1885, and have never found a case we could not cure. - * GREEN'i SPECIFIC CO., Broadway & ManhattuSt, New York, 8. V Just Published Wetetre'. NEW INTERNATIONAL Dictionary, (G.*A C. Memaa Co., Sprin*f-M, Mau.) nrpauci the old laterutioBal as rnoch as thst book exceeded its predecessor. On the old foundation 0 new snpentmctnre has been bnilt. The recsnstrnctMa has beta carried on thranph ■any yeara by alarge fore* of tniaed workers, under the snpervisaao of Dr. JY. T. Hams, fanner UnitedAtates Coeesaasgper of Edacatioa, and rec of oread by maay'eiaiaent tpecialiits. The def iaitiana have bem rtanxnj ed xod j amplified. The B ember of terras cciiaed has , been more thaa do-.'JoA. The etymology j synooyiiT, pronunciation, bare received ua-] I sparing scholarly lahac. The langna-e 0.Ear'asb literal ore f o. oror aevtn centuries, the I terminology of tbe arte and sciences, and the | every -tU 7 speech of street, step, and house- 1 la size oi vocahiuary, ia nciatss of gcacrci. infcrcatioa, and m eonrrmance of coaanltatian. the booh aata a new mask la lexicography . 400,000 words ud phrases. 1 6000 illustrations. 2700 pages. © I! WtesaaAai 11 te Si rSu. tea J ' -

In an action for fire trespass on the the United States against the Missouri River and Northweetrfn Railroad, the jury tea awarded damages to the Govchantable timber hut also for the destruction of unmerchantable young ( growth: Thia is regarded by Government officials as establishing a very Important 1 precedent. 80 far as is known at the U. 8. Department of Agriculture, it Is the j time that any court has recognised what foresters call the "expectation value" of young growth, has furnishing a 1 basis for the award of damages. The difficulty in the way df such an award in -j the past has been that there waa no way prove to the satisfaction of the courts the money value of the loss suffered. j The award in the South Dakota case the presentation of evidence as q to the cost of work in. reforesting which the Government ia actually doing in the Black Hills. ' 1 The amount claimed for the young growth burned was $12 an acre, and the / claim under this item was allowed in full thejury.The total amount of thunclaimed was $8, 72825, of which $2234.45 was for merchantable timber . destroyed or injured by the fire. It is recognized by foresters that the cost of artificial reforestation will not always furnish a fair baais for estimating the damage to forest reproduction. Where new growth can be expected by natural sowing from seed trees on the ground within a short time, artificial planting or sowing is an unnecessarillv expensive method. To meet such cases what are known as "yield tables' are being prepared. By the use of these the loss can be shown in terms of the final crop and j the time necessary to produce it. , j Thus, if it is known that ten ftous- f and feet of timber per acre can be cut j in seventy years, it is easy to calcn- j the value of tbe crop when it is ten ( years old by discounting from its value , | when mature. In European 'countries ( I here forestry has been long practiced , this method is regularly applied in sell- 1 ing, condemning, or estimating damages | on forest property. It is also used abroad in insurance, which would be im- j practicable if there were not both an ac- j cepted basis • for determining the loss suffered and a reasonably accurate , knowledge of t}^ hazard involved. VTSITtlfG CARD INVITATIONS ! Invitations to an at home, cards or musical teas are nowadays "usually sent out on visiting cards. This Indicates a certain informality, also that so many guests are expected I that is is impossible to write notes to one and all. Such occasions never require the formality of an engraved invitations, but , only require a line writen on one's visiting card. That there may be no mistake about, the form of entertainment, such as cards or music, the line written underneath one's _ name - must state the form of 1 amusement. The only exception to this is when | . one is bidden only for an afternoon call. 1 : In that case only the day and hours are written cm, the absence of any other in- I i formation meaning simply that the hostess will be at home to her friends at j j the time specified. This is an easy and j : convenient Vay of letting friends know I : one is at home for tbe* winter. Nothing

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B LANKETS / Full size Cotton Blankets in White, Tan and Gray at $1.00, 1.25, & 1.50 A special bargain in a lot of fine White Cotton Blankets full sice with the new wool finish, made to sell at 83.00. ^ Our price while they la it is $2-00 per pair Ggod Heavy Wool Blanket* from $3.50 up « * Our special $5x10 Wool Blankets is the same the we have sold for the last three yeara. Fine wool filling, 8bD size and five pounds in weight. The best blanket in the * market today at its price. Other Blankets up to • $10.00 per pair. A fine line of Comforts for I1.00 up. Special extra aiae Comforts made to our own order and filled with beet ..... .White Cotton. Ftee Down Comforts from 8540 upward. Hall's Dry Goods Store 226 Market Street I PHILADELPHIA. PA 1 10-8 12t '