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REPORT OF PUPILS The following pupils received certificates for admission to High School: AVAIjON Certificate* — Adolph Van Thuyne. Myrtle Will*. j CAl'K MAY CITY. Helen Case, Florence Chambers, Helen Crease, Pearl Evans, Daniel Green, , Robert Henderson. Walter Hughes. ' j Anna Richardson. Karl Sch^eiT" Micajah I , Smith. Alonzo Speace. George Stevens. ! ' Ralph Stiles, Ivalie Tenenbaum, Angela I Thornton. Kathryn West. L ANNEX. Cornelius Johnson . CAPE MAY POINT. Certificates — May S. Schellenger. Genevieve Rutherford. DENNIS TOWNSHIP. ! 1 dennksvii.uk CUrmw Weatoott .

i SOUTH DENNIS. , Naomi R. Cole, Marv McCormick, , Elizabeth 1). Meerwald, William Meer- * wald. Deborah Peterson. Emma Lydia } SOUTH SEAVIKI.E ^ Robert Bates, Charles Ellenberger. ( Margaret Foster, Milton Grace. CI. ER MONT, j Blanche Bozarth . s y OCEAN VIEW. f (Tsra I Waul LOWER Ti iWNSHIP. FISHING CREEK p -Andrew Churrli. Weetley Hoffman, y | Bentley Hoffman. Clarence Howard. Mary A. .Snyder. Edith Warner. ACADEMY SCHOOL. Willie Eldredgc. Marvin Elliott, Mae Halbniner. Irrin Oliver. ERMA^ j Victor long COI.D SPRING. ; Reba P Baker. MIDDLE TOWNSHIP j Gasper Cask ill. Pauline Hie.-, Paul ii Stephens. DIAS CREEK Carrie E. Norton. Rita Schellenger. j

, I "Yes, they're going'to beddo you want to talk to baby ? , . a J i Just one illustration of the comfort and peace of » mind wtucu the telephone brings to the home: 3 I I Suppose baby becomes ill in the middle of the night < ' It's just a matter of seconds to get the doctor on ^ » the telephone and obtain immediate advice or < have him come over. Often this has meant the prevention of serious complications or even the saving of a tiny life. | ; ' i ' Hadn't you better telephone or post -a -card to the f i Bell Busines* Office, asking about the low rest* I deuce rates ? g , fi When You Telephone, Smile ! I i Tha Delaware A Atlantic T«L A T«L Co, I flB C B. Smith, District Manager, I . II Mt. Vernon and Pacific Avet^ I 1 It WHtW AtWxc Cky, N. J. . I *

Ellis Thompson. ... middle township. COURT HOUSE. j Mabel Applngato, .ftanees Garrison. . . ' SWA1XT0N . • I Mildred Holmes, Thelma Howell, Oswald 1-uuge, Hazel Long, Raddiffe Massey. Vincent Miller, Geneva Paul, ' Ethel Powell. Esther Turpin, Reba Toter. RIO GRANDE. Fred J. MacKisaic. GREEN CREEK. Minerva Brown. Robert "Crowley, Leroy SclpvM. NORTH WILD WOOD. William Barber. Rijph Bloomell, Emma Glen. Dorothy Griffith, Cora Hand, Esther Hansen, Richard Hewitt. Reginald Hoffman, Charles Jpslin. I-arootnbe. Henry Leonard, Helen McGinlev. Ruth Snuffin, Leslie Stonely, Delta Ware. SEA' ISLE CITY'. Willard Clark. Wilhelmina Countiss. Ida E. Smith, Gajetan R. Luongo. Elmer Peterson, William Reed. UPPER TOWNSHIP. BEES LEY'S POINT. Frank Ash mead, Lida Young, Edith Winner . SEAVILLE. Alice Barsby. Alma Butterworth, Eckersley, Beatrice Morgan, Eliza Stebbins, Florence Wright. PETERSBURG . Norman A. Burke. William McKinley Butler. Mabel U. Caldwell, Peter Gannone. TUCKAHOE. William Broome, Merrwyn Sharp. MAR8HALLVILLE. Earl Addiaon, Franklin Burley. Arthur Burley. Resell* Woolfe. WEST CAPE MAY. Alvin Argoe. Henry Argoe, Anna Meyers, Bessie Mellon. Leslie Morton, Albert Peterson. Letitia Peterson. I .aura Ethel Pettit. Paul Warner. Edith Wellman. ANNEX. Esther Giles. Hiram W. Moore. CITY OF WILDWOOD. Benjamin Baker, Mary Barker. Jay Busli. Joseph ClarK. Carolyn Clunn. He«*te Colberg. Harry Corson. Ralph Daggan. Florence Donolon, Esther Drew, Helen Geisenberger. Angelina Grau. Amelia llalleti. Florence Hansen. Ambler Hurling. . Alison Huggins. Eleanor Hughes, .losejih Hughes. Sol. Leiken. Martin U.ng. Kstelle MrCurdv. Joseph McCurdy. Bestriee Maxwell. Miller. I.illian Molter. Everett Russ.-I Nirkerson. Jeannette Obcr. Helen Rawlins. Fred Reeve. „ Reier. Ethel Rislev.| Mvnira Scully. Jennie Shaw. I "a ill Sjostrom Smith. Frances Smith. Ma-le. line Stafford. Florence Stone. Edna . Turner. Donovan Wentzell. Benjamin Ingersol. WOODBINE. Isaac Bcnx'iiinvitz. Annie Fine. Milton Feldman. Sylvia GU.vman. . Edward dayman. Bessie Joffe. Max Kahn. Joseph Keiser. Morris Kevin. Israel Sporochod. Emanuel Smith. Jacob Tucker. Weiner. Augusta Weizel. Dora Ida Warshaner. Bertha Zira"AARON W HAND. County Superintendent of Schools. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. , The Kind You Have Always Bought | Signature of | „ Latest Past Cants 15 cent* par dozen whih tiny Inst.' Star and irate Stationery Department. Diabetes Loses i Its Terrors ; SPECIALIST BELIEVES CURE HAS - BEEN FOUND FOR THIS DREAD DISEASE, j Diabetes no longer need be a terror to . those who hate become victims to this j dread disease. As the result of extensive experiment*, ia specialist announces that a simple ! plant growing w ild in Mexico, is a spec- • ifie in the treatment of diabetes, quickly reducing the specific gravity and sugar. ! restoring vigor and building up the sys- | This harmle*' vegetable remedy should j relieve the pa' lent "hia worst symptoms ; in the mo«» aggravated -casea, within a j week, and to proi c H . -ve will mail a 60c package for 10c to help pay distribution cost, with fsee booklet of special value to the diabetic, contain - latest diet lists and exclusive table ti food values, giving percentage of starch and sugar (carbohydrates) in 250 different food*. Diabetol herb is sold under guarantee of satisfaction or money refunded. Tefl jmr afflicted friends of this offar and send 10c to-day for a fuD sized 50c pari-sge Ames Chnnieal On, DepA, 444-C, Whitney Point, N. T. Too eon get Diabetol from limy* rUmmef, a* tb* ragular srioa.

ULTIMATUM CAUSES SLUMP i • stocks that had slightly gain- ' ed took tumble when explanation is demanded— present c0ditit0ns unequalled in WALL street history , Following the ultimatum delivered by Germany to the -Czar of Russia, giving him twentv-four "hours to explain what , Russia means by mobilization of troops i Hlong the border, the stock market bc- . cairn- -demoralized. As reported by . ("handler Brothers and Co., the market , was under heavy pressure all day Thurse day. home stocks had an advance of from two to three- points sfler tlft noon hour until— fiews was received of Geri. inany's demand of her neighbor. Stocks then broke in a panicky fashion. falling from one to two points at a time, and closed at about the lowest ■I notations of the day. i Reading liad about the largest break of any of the railroad stocks, breaking ' fiftnen points, to 137, and closed at 14C. , The industrial stocks broke badly, also. , General Motors, breaking over twenty |ioints to 57 1-2. laihigh Valley also had a big break, declining to 122. Peoj pies Gas broke over ten points. Cotton r also had a severe break, sixty to 75 point# for the day. In Chicago the wheat market was very erratic all day, making p net gain of from two to three cents above the openr '"*• The liquidation induced by the apprehension over ithe European tpSuation , caused further severe losses in Thursday's stork market, a natural result of , the stock exchange here being called ■ on to stand a supply of stocks from all quarters of the financial world. The I collapse in values in many issues was vital to speculative lines and domestic liquidation necessarily resulted . from the decline caused bv the pressure from abroad. Present condi - ) tious have nev<w been equalled in Wall Street's bief«rv%nd although the worst situation known in over thirty years now prevails at no time in an experience extending over that period has the market shown such wonderful strength as lias been displayed in the face of this. cQnccntratod selling. With the liquids- . tion increasing in volume day by day. it imperative that prices should recede and that constantly new low levels for the ' movement should he established hut the declines have been orderly and there is little doubt but that at frequent levels on the downward movement, there has been a transfer of holdings from weak HOW I SERVE TOD First, 1 will build you the beat boat Second. J will store your boat In my . enclosed boat houae by the year or th» . ' Third. I can offer you a enolce of thi ' best second hand bo els and take your preeent craft In part payment on a 3»* one. Railways on which to run boats JOHN A. PHARO, IMJ Lafayette St. Keystone phone No. SiDJ.S. GARRISON1! Jeweler fi Optician 0 305 WASHINGTON ST. i ACCENT FOR REPAIRING OF i. VICTOR WATCHES AND ' c TALKING JEWELRY] - MACHINE CO. A SPECIALTY j 1 *K JM? 1 Animak ' i ^re€ fr°m Flies e ^-"*^*§jbwldl^yborsci do kis work wheif ' o u r stock tree irom these t ^^^^docsje breeding pen by spuyConkey's Fly Knocker r Give, animSb immcdnic relief and use t you money sad troable. Docs not taint milt Inoneraivc to ammata ' Try It 15 Day§ r Money Back if it Fails f ' SattS^I MJ GsKMflO.AGri.Kfli % jmQSCf ■fminaa in nam ate.

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CLEANING WHITE CLOTHES A SPECIALTY O- - <rn m .. Ill 1 II, , . , STOP AT CAPE MAY GRAIN & COAL CO. next to reading terminal For Feed, Flour, Seeds, Grain*, Hay, Straw, Building Material, Hardware and ertilizers. J. SiMKINS, Huipi Landacape Gardening and Grading LAWNS - HEDGES - TREES Send for our representative and let him show you how to improve your home grounds by the addition of a beautiful lawn shrubbery and shade trees. All work guaranteed. We are the leading seashore gardening firm. 'Plants of all kinds for sale. Tennis .courts made. New Jersey Lawn Co. Box 101 - Cape May, N. J. Rain Coat S At EJ. LAVENTHOL'S 319 Washington St, Cape May FOR A SHORT TIME WE WILL SELL A CHOICE LINE OF RAIN COATS AND BALMACAANS MANUFACTURED JBY THE GLOBE RAIN" COAT COMPANY". 329 MARKET STREET. PHILADELPHIA. AND ALL GARMENTS WILL BE GUARANTEED BY THIS COMPANY. THE FOLLOWING COAT PRICES WILL MAKE THIS SAL. A FA8T ONE: M 75 COATS AT $ 2.90 _ jrsfi — ... rrr.r. ..chats at. . 3 m ff.sn (OATS AT ... 5 90 12.00 COATS AT 6.75 15.00 COATS AT . 9 00 M 00 COATS AT II >5 1 1 25.00 COATS AT 13.50 , ALTERATIONS FREE OF CHARGE ! MERION CAFE Director W. H. Stevenson of the Ackers' Balcony Restaurant, Philadelphia, will render musical selections every evening froui 6.30 to 12j00 p. m. and every afternoon from 5 to 6 p. m. Commencing Saturday. August* 1st, WW, the usual excellency in '.he kitchen i= assured. A C ZILLINGER, Prop.

GREEK MEETS GREEK t jl A certain college prote.-sor, who i ^ . writes a Horace -Greeley hand, tella this ! . story at his own expense. He had written a marginal comment on one of the student's themes, and shortly afterwards the student came to him and I said: t "ProfesaorC , I was unable to read ] what you wrote on my paper, aad my i parents alas could not decipher it. I i

then called on my uncle, a lawyer, and i he finally managed to read it for me;" This is what the professor had writjton: "Your penmanship is scarcely legible." The Congress Bowling Alleys on Perry street are growing in popularity undec dirsotian of L. T. Entriken. The place has six alleys, some equipped with automatic pin setters aad is alwaya oool aad claan. j