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VIRGINIA FARMER Ssstorsi To Health By Vinol Atlee, Vg. — I was weak, run-down. bo appetite, my blood was poor, I could not sleep nights and wa rapidly losing flesh, bat I am a farrr -r and bad to work. Medicines had failed to help me on til I took Vinol. After taking three > bottles my appetite is fine. I sleep welL my blood is good and I am wml again." — oklamdo w. borkey. Vinol. oar delicious cod liver and iron tonic without oil, is guaranteed to overcome v- *k. run-down condi tions, chrooic . Boogb' <" '"s end bronchitis. James Mseray, Druggist, Qsps May. Mew Jersey.

GREEN CREEK John Morton and wife of Rio Grande called on friends here Thursday evening. | A little girl was born to William Wheeler and wife last week and a fine , eon to Mr. and Mrs Ellison on Saturday evening. Mrs. .Ellison is at. the home g>f her parents, Harry Conovertand wife. Alfred Crease spent Sunday with his l brother William at Erma. Mrs. Bertha Elliott and children, who bave spent a week with her parents rejturned to her Philadelphia home Sun- j Stilwell Townsend and wife, of Court House, spent Sunday afternoon with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Schellinger. Some of our farmers get their sweet potato plants from J. L. Leonard, Ions, | B Clarence Selover is with his sister, I r Mrs. Albert Dawson in Bridgeton for a Irisit. . Mrs. Maggie Hickman spent Monday I With her brother and wife at Wert Cape I May. Harry Watson and wife spent Sunday I afternoon with his parents at Court I House. William H. Thompson is building a j 1 new boat for the Bay trade. [ - Our ice cream parlors are opened for Abe season and find a good run of custom. • About a dozen of our Sunday School people attended the Township meeting at Coujt House Thursday evening. The E Fall meting will be held at Dias Creek, j, The pipe and pilings for the new bridge over Fishing Crek hfve arrived. Capt. Ezra Norton and wife, Truman - Hickman and wife attended service ai the First Baptist Church Sunday, morn- I ing with the Odd Fellows of Hereford Lodge, No. 108. After spending two weeks with >lrs. Sadie Eldredge, Miss Lizzie Hand returned to her home, in Camden Monday. T. Our public school" closes this week ci much to the delight of the scholars. Theoph McKean and wife of Wildwood called on Truman Hickman and wife Thursday. Rev. W. R. Blackman and wife, of Sea- _ ville, called on Rev. Mr. Morgan and — wife on Thursday. Mrs. Millie Hand, who has ben with | her son Frank for several weeks returned home last week. Mrs. Richard Selover entertained company from Philadelphia over Sunday. j Mrs. Sally Johnson is again under the care of the doctor. , There have been a few drum fish *4 caught along shore, but none with- hook g and line aa yet. Mrs. William S. Eldredge again visited \ here husband in St. Agnes" Hospital i Wednesday. He is expected home in a 1 few days. Mrs. Reese Boyce is in quite poor tg health at this writing. g Mrs. Gertnide Martin is. caring for a j 5 sick lady at Cold Spring. Help is very k scarce here. Mr. Joseph Camp js the busy business I man of this section. He hag "been run; I ning the Bethlehem Steel Works' plant | to a large extent at Dias Creek, fur- I nishing three-fourths of the material for 1 crab pounds from Dennis Creek to Cold 1 Spring, beside having another large ! . barge built for carrying ground crabs I to Billingsjfort. He is also one of the 3 commissioners for the Mosquito Exter- 1 ruination movement, which we hope he I will be as successful in as he is in his I other business. Mrs. Virginia Erricson is spending the fl week in Philadelphia, while her husband, I who is chief engineer of a large ocean I steamer is in port. She will also spend fl a few days with her sister, Mrs. Mat- M tiaon S. Crease.

Children Cry FOB FLETCHER'S CASTO R I A i la your Money Making Money for ▼on? The more of it you have employed for von. the less you need to work yourself. The Security Trust | i Co. will p«y you three per cent on your I time account. KISSEL EAR (Every Jnch A Car) TOURING CARS AND TRUCKS SEND FOR LITERATURE Henry Reeves Agent West Cape May, N. j. The Safe Deposit Vault of the Security Trust Co. has modern devices for aeenrity and convenience. Bores rented at $2 and upwards. SPECIAL Friday - - Saturday LADIES FINE COMBINATION SUIT8 !AXD INFANTS WEAR. JUBTYlN. at Laura M. Brown's 417 Wuhinston Street -i ■■ -* - A

engine jumps tracks All traffic on the Residing Railroad was delayed for eight hours on last Friday evening "when the Reading shifting i engine jumped the tracks when the crew - attempted to move the train to a siding ® to allow the 6.23 express from PhiladeK t phia to enter the station. j The shifter had gone to the new wire- - Iqss station at the water works to" remove the tools that were used in con- _ structing the new wireless tower and I left the tracks at the siding just above the water works, "the crew escaping '• without injury. An effort was made to clear the tracks " for the express but without avail, the passengers and expressage being brought the remainder of the distance by automobiles. I The track w»b not cleared until 4 a. m. the next morning lAien a wrecking crew arrived. i Had this affair occurred" in mid -sea - ; son it would have beeh felt considerably, , as it was the passengers on one train , were inconvenienced and the freight i train delayed greatly. See Wentzell for Porch Furniture. I YOUR EYES I j are Your Tools I I What caie a good woikesr. Iska oi hii I I look to |u*p them ia.thc bet ccodiaoo ! I | Are Your Eyes AU Right? F . I c WNCSTRETT I 1 I Spociclal in Evt Tafrt . n ] 1 =====«. CAPE MAY OPTICAL 618 Washington Street Cape Slay. N. J. EVERYTHING FOR THE EYE. PRESCRIPTION LENSES SPECIALTY Keystone Tiione 44D L. INGERSOLL UNDERWRITERS REGISTERED ELECTRICIAN STORAGE BATTERIES AND ELECCARS REPAIRED AND REELECTRICAL REPAIRS. House Wiring, Niekleplating and Oxidizing Office: 300 Decatur Street it

4 i 1 i i . BEFORE | m PAINTING W .M See how the colors Sly V look by selecting N*Blc^ j3 your color scheme from this P0KTF0U0 OF COLORED HOUSES. n\QI You may save dieappointment wh e n I w°rk is finished. Hjv/, " Shows some of the H many combinations / 4l35 Of Wj*m Harrisons Town & Country

Paint a\\ jmi Eewer Rh"onB need- \ \ ed and years of additional wear assured. P/T/jb? P°rtf°U°i w raadr' Reuben T. Jobnson ^ ' J Erma, H. J. | 11 BUY A BICYCLE NOW FOR HEALTH, WT.AT.Tff AND RECREATION — I D. P. Crowell Hardware Bteydsa, Sporting Goods, Ho— s huulshiags

.a Mr. Farmer, Fisherman, or any user * of a Pumping Outfit : ATTENTION ! ' T* Europ<*n oouatriss are busy slaughtering people; our ooua- , try is busy making aaUnmition and powder, and help is getting searee. d Now why don't yon get busy and buy this Little Irrigator which ,e will save you time and hard labor. g This Little Irrigator wDl pump water, saw wood, grind and ah«U corn, pump in pilings, Irrigate the land, and will do tnahy more useful g things, which I can OB you if you will call me up, or send me e 7°°' name and addreas Price, Complete $55.00 ' THE LITTLE IRRIGATOR Man ufactured ,_by m. subber Woodbine, N. J. MAKER OF ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY REPAIRING OUR (SPECIALTY , ! . KEYSTONE PHON1 11-D fine long CURLED HAIR MATTBFSBFS for sale -Best a. C. a. Ticking, weight 50 lbs. . $17.50 J. J. HANLEY 108 Jackson St., Cape May, N. J. ' Bell Phone 17J. 1

^ DIAMONDS, WATCHES JEWELRY ^°we8t Cash Prices WRS WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRING THIRTY-FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH LEADING NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA HOUSES. R. A. MINNER a™, 513 WmMWm Street, Cape lap, ». j. with cape icay opttqal STRAW HATS The smartest of Men's Straw Hats just arrived and the Newest Shapes that will please young and old. Made by the largest makers of ' Straw Hats in America PRICES RANGE FROM $1.50 to $2.50. Also a' full line of PANAMAS Our Summer Footwear has also arrived. The Walkover, the famous shoes for men, and the Queen Quality, the best known jromans shoe ( in America. Also a full line of CLOTHING for Men and Young Men. The latest designs. i. tenenbaumi House of Dependable Merchandise

Have "been on the Market For 46 years. Nothing bat the beet of Materials and Workmanship enter into the construction of thorn. Prices range from $3.00 to $14.00 Buy a Good Reliable Guaranteed LAWN MOWER while you are about it. FJI .tack of Gordon How, Reko^ Sp.de. ShovoU, nko Sprinkling Pots. GARDEN HOSE from 10c to 18c per foot, guaranteed. Hose Reek and Nozzles. CHAS. A* SWAIN 3>5-7 JACKSON SI. CAPE HAT, N. j. SUMMER MILLINERY^ Leghorns trimmed in various Styles, 61.00 up Hats in the Stylish f-. lacey braid effects. White hats beautifully trimmed with flowers -these are "all in the negest styles .and reasonable in prioe. Childrens trimmed hats, *1 .AO to $5 AM). Sport haU $1.00 up, a lot of untriiamed hat6 and trimmings at interesting prices for order' work. LOTTIE R. HILLMAN 220 Perry Street, Cape Mey. Facial requirements a study. Out Tuesdays. MAY WHITE SALE ! Now on at the New Store on Lafayette St. An extra line of Curtaio Goods at 12'/2c a yard. Bed Sheets, full size, 72x90 inches, from 69c each. Good Muslin Pillow Cases from 12'/^ceach White Lawns, Dimities, Satin Stripe Crepe and Batiste for dresses and waists, from 12V^c a yard. Laces and Einbroideries, for underwear, from 2c yd. up to the finer kinds for dress trimmings. For wear, try my 12'/2C Stockings for Children.

: EMMA C. CARPENTER 5 629 Lafayette Street THE LIBERTY BELL EXCURSION (C I OC ■ TO PHILADELPHIA «J> 1 Sunday, June 4, '1« = I. See our most sacred relic in Independence Hall, from 1 tn 4 p. m. Visit Memorial Hall, Commercial Museum, The Zoo, Etc. For other attractions get flyer from Agent. SPECIAL TRAIN LEASES: Cape May - - . 7.30 a. m Wildwood ... 7.30 a. m Returning. leave Philadelphia, Chestnut and South Street « 8.30 P. M. "WTTH MALICE TOWARDS NONE, WITH CHARITY FOR at J." FIRST GRAND BALL OF THE Lincoln Republican Club TO BE HELD AT Shelter Haven Hotel STONE HARBOR, N. J Monday Evening, May 29th for_Nation*l and Cmmty candldAfs on printed ballots in an^fflcial bldlot^bM Suffrage wdl prevail at this election and ladie* may vote on .p^ial SlT TICKET $1, ADMITTING LADY AND GENTLEMAN