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MORRIS BEaNOWITZ Dealer in i Old Metals and Scrap IronHIGHEST PRICES PAID _____ 1 Alsoall kinds of Machinery & Boilers 523 ELMIRA STREET Keystone 49 Cape May.

Here is a Beauty jl. * I jgjifh Bell Model 16, Roomy Roadster Price $775, f.Wb. 1 YORK, PA. an^l as fine as any $1000 car on the market. ' -*• Better in appearance than moat cara at double the price All working parts easy at access to the driver at all times. SPECIAL FEATURES Lots of room in body, unobstructed 21 inch doors, 112 inch wheel base, 22 miles to the gallon, good leather upholstering and other features found oh the ! $2500 cars. For demonstration and all other information apply to FRANK ENTRIKEN & SONS CENTRAL GARAGE, CAPE MAY, N. J.

Just What You Have Been Looking For "FORD" SERVICE AT HOME Having made a thorough study in the " FORD " FACTORY of their quick and up-to-date system in repairing cars ; I am now prepared to give you the advantage of my experience. Let me prove to you that at "Ford" prices a "Ford can be repaired, as good as new. All of this work will receive prompt and care ful attention. GEORGE W. OTTINGER North side of the bridge. Schellenger's Landing Special 30 day price on ELECTRICAL FIXTURES FOR A SIX ROOM HOUSE including 4 one light fixtures, 1 three light fixture for living room, one modern indirect bowl for dining room. 115 - "REEVES & GREEN ™ " Engineering Company SHOW ROOM, 610 WASHINGTON STREET Keystone Phone, 16 A Cape May, N. J. -i

Harry BaU* of Penn^rove was ir town over Sunday. ' L J. B. fhrisUan and wife were in town Monday afternoon. Mrs. Ada Hoff was in Ocean City Saturday. Mrs. Mary E. Williams entertained Mrs. Jennie Shopahem of Lawrenceville, several days last of the week. Dr. Reading of Philadelphia, waa in town Saturday afternoon. Mrs. R. E. VanGilder and wife of New Yourk and Rodney Van Gilder, of Pennagrore. Miss Mary -Creamer went to Minatola Thursday. E. Ingersoll and wife of Ocean City moved thia week in ^Irs. Amy 8mith's house. Walter Comptoo and wife were in town Sunday called on Capt. C Smith. The open meeting of the M. X. F. hL will ' be held Friday evening this week. Speaker will he Rev. J. R. Reeves of Tuckahoe. Fred Carter and wife visited Ocean ; City friends over Sunday. Walter Voss, wife and baby, of Pleasi antville, visited his mother apd sister > over Sunday. RHEUMATISM ARRESTED > Many people suffer the tortures'*of lame muscles and stiffened joints because of impurities in the blood, and each suc- ! ceeding attack seems more acute until j rheumatism has invaded the whole system. i To arrest rheumatism it la quite as imi portant to improve your general health as to purify your blood, ana the cod liver oil - io Scott's Emulsion is nature'sgreatblobdxnaker, while its wHii-iwl nourishment strengthens the organs to expel the impurities and upbuild your strength. Scott 'a .Emulsion is helping thou sands • every day who could not find other relief. Refuse the alcoholic substitutes. WHAT A BUSINESS MAN HAS DONE At a period when there is a great de- ( mand for business men to fill public offices, Edward C. Stokes would be an ^ idep) candidate for United States Senator. While he has not yet made any public announcement that he will be a candidate there is a growing sentiment ! in his favor because of his peculiar fltjness for the office. ; As a business man Mr. Stokes has ' spent his life in connection with hanking j institutions, havng been elected president of the Mechanics' National Bank, I of Trenton, 1898. He lias, therefore naturally taken an interest in the state's finances. He -was the first president of the New Jersey Bankers' Assocation. He wag .chairman of the legislative com- „ mittce on appropriations in 1900 and hag n record for opposing the extravagant use of public money. | In his inaugural address when he as- , sumed the governorship of the State, I Mr. Stokes showed that of every 8100 ' expended by the State in the previous f vesr 822 was given to the taxpayers; j 8050 for education ; $30 for charities and corrections; 87 for militia; $6 for public " roads; $5.50 for courts; $2.50 for veterans and $1.20 for agriculture. This I policy of giving the people the benefit of the State's resources has always been approved by Mr. Stokes. He has made a close study of taxing questions and it has always been with a view <>f securing a lower local rate of taxation. It was Mr. Stokes, also, who, while a member of the Senate, urged that a large portion of the income received by the State from the tax on corporations | should bo used to relieve the people from a part of the burden of tax for school | purposes and in 1899 he introduced and secured the passage of an act authorizing an appropriation from the State Treasury for this purpose. By. this act is the rate of tax for school purpo-es was reduced 35 per cent, and the. Taxpayers * received 81,000.000 annually more than i* before. As a result of this policy the school facilities of the State have been I greatly improved. It is because of these farsighted and practical business views on public fi- ! nance, coupled with years of netual ex- ■ perience, that there is a widespread de- ' mand for him to become a candidate for| United States Senator at a time when < such a financial experience is needed in | I the country's affairs. DO YOU KNOW THAT Life is a constant struggle against i death! Dirty refrigerators may *makc sick- j ness! The U. S. Public Health, Service issues free bulletins qn rural sanitation? The defective citizen of today is oft; times th^ up^gaJUi}' child* «f*yKt'erday ? Every man is the architect of his own health? , Its the baby that lives that counts? The U. S. Public Health Service has proven, that typhus is spread by lice? Untreated pellagra ends in insanity?

To !he Heart of I vacst OAS Ideal. Betwira New York Citv I w4th AJ fc any andTYo^ y th e gateways, and Lake George The Adirondack* Leke Cham plain The North and West The logical rotate u " The Loxurioes Way " Largest and most magnificent river steamships la the world DAILY SERVICE i Send for free copy of Beautiful "Search light Magazine" , 1 Hudson Navigation Company Pier 32, North River New York ! - - - I r ■ 11 • 41 The Searchlight Route m - i „ • ' ■

AFTER THE LIFE BATTLE 1 "Do 'you think I fear you, Goodman Death? Then sir, you do not know, 1 For your grim white face, and your 1 frosty breath, And your dark eyes browed with snow Bring naught to me but a signal of love, My Father sent you, He dwells above,. And I am ready to go." '•'The hattle is over and we have won.' ■ Perhaps you did not know That just tonight th4 setting sun Saw the turning of the foe. If you had come in the thick of the fray I might not have wanted to turn away But now I am ready go." "Please steady me into your little boat. Your arm? Yes, thank you, there! I think, when we are well afloat, 111 aleep if you do not care. If I'm not awake when we reach the ahore, i TeU Father I stayed till the battle was o'er, And- 1 tried to do my share."

Tuberculosis is contagious, preventacurable? In the lexicon of health there is no such word as "neutrality" against disease? WOMAN 81 YEARS OLD Made Strong By Vinol Greenville, S. C.,— " I want other* to ; know of the great benefit I have derived from Vinol. I am 81 yean old : and Vinol has given me strength, a . healthy appetite and overcame nervousness. It is the best tonic reeoostructor I ever used." — Mr*. M. A. Hutchison. Vtnol is a delicious cod liver and iron tonic without oil, guaranteed to overcome run down, weak, devitalized ! conditions and for chronic coughs and colds James Msarsy, Druggist, Gaps May, _T«w Jsreey. The fall dinner pail— the open window— the clean well — make for health? Efficient muzzling of dogs will eradicate rabies?

■gsesnre TIDE TABLlT FOR COLD SPRING INLTT % k For Cape May Oty add M - tart* for High Tide and 10 ndntas Cor Low tide. 1 A.1L P. * mosth High Low High Low • 4.86 H).1T 4-3$ *>.0 | 28 4.57 11.0$ >■ tl.« 29 5.45 11.48 $.41 *j 6.32 0.31 6.61 0.0 81 7.M 1.14 T.38 1.11 ■ { z yam A. M. P U. High Low High Low 1 7.57 1 .59 8.18 1.0 2 8.38 2.40 8.62 1.0 3 0.10 3.17 8.31 3.11 4 8.58 t 3.58 10.08 3.0 5 l<f.40 4.38 10.46 4.0 6 11.28 5.18 U.» 5.1$ 7 6 02 0.10 $.0 8 0.18 6.44 1.01 7.0$ 9 1 04 7.83 1.54 8,0 10 2.02 8.22 2 49 8.0 j 11 3.02 8.16 3.46 10.0 * 12 4.03 10.18 4.40 11.0 13 5.02 11.08 6.85 14 6.00 0.03 6.23 0.01 6.56 0.65 7.21 O.Sg 16 7 61 1 48 8 14 10 17 8.46 2.43 9.07 8.0 |l8 9.41 3 34 10.00 3 .0 19 10.37 4.23 10.64 4.0 '20 11.32 6.17 11-48 6.0 21 6.12 0.28 6.85 22 0.83 7.02 1.26 7.*31 ' 23 1.41 7.56 2.22 8 .0 24 2.37 8.48 8.17 9.0 25 8.34 9.41 4.68 10.0 26 4.21 10.31 4.0 11.0 , 27 6.20 11.22 6.42 28 6.07 0.09 6.28 0.06 29 6.62 0.53 7.10 0.48 30 7.84 1.0 7.0 1-0

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