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GREENCREEK Mrs. Sadie Kldredge and children , •pent last week with Mrs. Enoch Ma- \ dara at Palermo. Alvin Fisher and wife, of Diss Creek, spent Sunday with her parents, John Bell and wife. Clinton Conover traded his fine new horse with James Schellinger for his team of graysCapt. Joseph James and Truman HieL-man each bought new horses out of a lot at Court House off Billy Fox, Saturday. Capt. Ezra Norton bought the little Daisy mare of Truman Hickman last week. Mr. and Mrs. Norton drove to Dias Creek Sunday. Alfred Grease and daughter entertained company on Sunday. Mrs. Linda McAllister spent Sunday with her brother, Alfred Cresse. Mrs. Harry Haielhurst, of Cape May City, was calling on friends here on Friday. Mrs. Jesse llcarou of Avalon, is with i her parents here this week. Howard Selover spent Saturday afternoon with his sister at Court House.Quite a large nunjber of our people attended the Fox hdhte sale Saturday at Court House. Marvin Conover who has been attending school in Wilmington, is at ' home and will engage in the king crab' business. Thomas Holmes and wife of Holly Beach spent Sunday 'with his grand : parents, N. W. Cresse and wife. Theo. Hickman and brother drove 1 over to Wildwood Monday on a business , trip. Miss Gladys Crowley entertained quite a large number of her young I friends Saturday evening to help her j celebrate her fourteenth birthday. Harry Watson and wife drove to Goshen Saturday evening. The new house of Capt. Ezra Norton J is now enclosed and will soon be ready for the tenant. Ed. Mitchell. of Whites boro, called on Kent Redgrave® on Sunday. Clement Selover has bought a new . horse and built a new stable. Paul Selover was the contractor. Chpt. Lewi® Ross, one of our most honored men, and who has been in poor | health for a long time, is still with Court House friends. He is in very j poor health, we are sorry to note. Miss Nelly H. Oowley, of Atlantic j City, spent Sunday with heF mother. 1 It was your correspondent's pleasure ; to listen to one of the best temperence sermons or lectures by Rev. C. C. Hcdrick at Dias Creek Baptist Church Sunday morning. Capt. William Wilkey, of the barge Maurice R. Shaw, spent the week end v — at home while his vessel was loading in Philadelphia. Chpt. M. M. Norbury drove over to Court House Monday. Joseph Camp and Truman Hickman were the only persons from here who attended the election of school trust.*® ■ Tuesday at Court House. Mr. Camp was again reelected for three years, from here. Since the revival in the Methodist church the driver of the beer wagon has]

' been paid off and ordered not to bring ■ any more booBe to Norbury'g I-anding, which has been one of the worst drinkling places in the county for several ' years. The boozers struck the trail and " j the boosing has ceased to be. Capt. M. M. Norbury and wife Theo- , dore Hickman and James Schcllenger 1 j were at Court Hmpu- on Tuesday. Sir. Lynx will move to Glassboro in a few weeks. He has* occupied the Jos anna MacXainee farm for two years.

PETERSBURG „ Mrs. US. Robs entertained her mother t of South Dennis, over Sunday. } Misses Victoria Corson and Sallic Corson was in Philadelphia Tuesday. Miss I.illian Brown spent Monday in Philadelphia. Several of our people attended revival f services at Tuekahoe Friday night. The Endeavor Class met at Peter f Uoffs last Thursday. 11 Those who were in Ocean City last week were Misses Eliza Van Gilder, ^ Mary Hoff and Carrie Voss, Mrs. Clarence Sack. Mrs. George Hoff. Mrs. Ben- ' jamin Steelman, Mrs. Harry Bates and ■ Mrs. L. C. Blake. B Mrs. Fred Carter entertained the scwf ing circle Monday night. t I ME CHAT'S PHARMACY'S SUCCESS j J j Great Popularity of Flan to Sell Medij clue at Half Price and Guarantee | a Cure. Ij Mec ray's Pharmacy, the enterprislnir [ j druggist*, rather than await the ordl- ; I the Dr. Howard Co. to secure a quick' I sale for their celebrated specific for. the cure of constipation and dyspepsia I I j by offerinK the renular 50c hottle at I J I half-price. | In addition to sailing a 50c hottle of1 I Dr. Howard's specific for 25c Mecray's j I Pharmacy has so much faith in the | 0 I remedy 'that' they will refund the money; n -«• i I does not dfcest food easily and natur- , 7 I ally when there Is constipation, specks . before the eyes, tired feel inc. giddiness. . d j had tast«\ in the mouth, coated tontrne. j I heartburn, sour stomach, marine or ringing In the ears, melancholy and i " liver troubles Dr. Howard's specific j II will cure you. If It does not. It will not j cost you a cent. i ^ I of irreat value In curing sick headaohe. I 'ri Thousands of women are today free h from that painful disease solely I y through the use of this specific. j ! 0 C| _ UNCLAIMED LETTERS j List of unclaimed letters remaining 'in Cape May P. O. for week ending * March 17, 1916. ^ Its it, Milton H. Borden, Henry Waring*, John * Wilson, A. T. In calling for tlie above, please say " advertised. J. E. TAYLOR, P. M. o 0 To Mothers in This Town n Cltildren who are delicate, feverish 0 and cross, will get immediate , relief ' from Mother Gray's Sweet i 8 Powders for Children. They p cleanse the stomach, act on the i a. liver, and are recommended for complaining children. A pleasant remedy j for worms. At all Druggists, 25c. Sam- * I pie -free. Address, A. S. Olmsted, Leal Hoy, N. Y. 152-2-20-4 ,

RIO GRANDE | Sickness heems to prevail among the I horses. David Scull lost one- and Uriah I Cresse has two horses and a young colt sick— pneumonia is the cause. Mrs. Smith Eudieott and Miss Bernice Morton went to Philadelphia Saturday for the day. Mrs. Annie Carlton entertained Mrs. James Fisher and three daughters on Friday. Mr. Sykes, of Philadelphia, spent three days home with his family, spraying his fruit trees. Dr. Lake is the attending physician , of Mrs. Helen Brown, who is quite ill. Mrs. W. Williams spent last week in • Philadelphia, visiting Mr. Williams' I people. The Methodist people welcomed our | new | taster back on last Sunday. \ Fred Xeal went to Cape May on j Tuesday to attend the L O. M. lodge. U-rov Morton spent Saturday and | Sunday with his mother at the Episoo- 1 pal Hospital and reports her doing lyThe Baptist are holding a series of j meetings, all are invited to attend, and | help Bro. Hedrick in the good cause. WNIDSOR ARRIVALS Philadelphia— J. H. Bockius, Mr. and Mrs. F. Bingham. E. B. Kuffman, S. J. j MacMinn. W. II. Heller. Mr. and Mrs. (lias. T. Ashman. F. M. Trotter, Clias. , 11. Smith. George I). Proud, Mrs. F. W. j Fenald, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. .Register, j Mf. anil Mrs. F. B. Johnston. W. Nuni- 1 villi-, Mrs. lAngdoii Mitchell. Mr. Lang- i don Mitchell. Ja«. E. Munlock, Douglas- | Darling. Samuel Burnstixe, F. G. Rnttv. F. A. Hanleiie. Allentown, Pa.- -Chaa. S. Dix. New York— I. Thomson. James W. Ganger. Ed. E. Paschall. , Camden — Jno. A. Casliman, H. Hcw- ' I itt, Jno. R. Gandv. L T. Scott. Cape May— I. F. Jacobv. J York. Pa! — K. Sehoener. [ Yineland. N. J. — -I. C. Paneinson. New Briniswiek, G. W. Martin. r High Solum! Minstrel — Friday anil Saturday evenings. March IP and 20; , Washington Street Hall— Don't forget . the date.

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— |P Professional Cards , II ' lit PROFESSIONAL CARDS I HENRY H. ELDREDGE ATTORNEY- AT- I.AW - Solicitor in Chancery for New ' Jersey Member of Pennsylvania Bar. Cape May, New Jeuey. . J. SPICER LEAMING j COUNSELOR-AT-LAW ' j Solicitor, Master and Examiner in Chancery ( r 1 Office: Hughes and Franklin Sts., Cape May, New Jersey. ! SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE 1 ATTORNEY, AT-LAW Merchants National Bank Building Washington and Decatur Sts., f Cape May. New Jersey .1 NOTARY PUBLIC , Solicitor and Master in Chancery, j Keystone Phone 35 A. jVc. BOLTON ELDREDGE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW <. ! Offices : ; Merchants National Bank Building r-l Washington and Decatur Sts. ! Cape May, New Jersey. NOTARY PUBLIC Solicitor ita Chancery ( Keystone Phone 86x. JAMES M. E. H1LDRETH COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Solicitor, Master and Examiner in Chancery NOTARY PUBLIC | Offices at 214 Ocean Street Cape May New Jersey. Keystone Phone 39 A. d 1 i LEWIS T. STEVENS j Ci>unsellor-at-Law _ 1 Special Master in Chancery 5 • Supreme Court Commissioner I Commissioner for Pennsylvania 1315-18 Washington St., CaDe May, N*. J. I MORGAN HAND, JR. , CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR Cape May Court House, N. J. Bell Phone 5. 819 Wesley avenue, T | Ocean City, N. J. Bell Phone 56X. >0 DR. J. H. OLIVER « DENTIST 19 Estey Building. 1120 Chestnut St. jj Philadelphia. Pa. ,y (One door above Keith's Theatre) j Filling a specialty — from one dollar , up. Bridge work, five dollars a , tooth. ! My special plates never rock. No one j has this method but myself. Will allow you carfare when you order tin v I best teeth. J, Bell l-hone— Walnut 1333. Can't Thread Your Needle! Let inc help you hy giving you a pair of young eyes, a pairol glasses that will enable you to see as well as iver. Satisfaction guaranteed. C. A. LONGSTRETH Specialist in Eye Testing. 222 Market St.. Phila. CAPE MAY OPTICAL 513 Washington Street Cape May. N. J. Everything for the Eye. Prescription Lenses a Specialty Keystone Phone 44D.

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