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ASSOCIATED HOTELS tO&P*dN PLAN ROOMS WITH HUVATE BATH mrr ua> taut Mutaumi watb or saob boom *-' - - •■ - - -— HENRY REEVES, MACHINIST P)nbiB|,StMo ud Hot Water Hoatinf , Gu Fitting. . Irrigaton Fsnti Installed. Keystone 177Y 116 Pearl St, West Cape Mi Special 30 day price- on ELECTRICAL FIXTURES ! FOR A SIX ROOM HOUSE including 4 one light fixtures, I three light fixture for living room, one modern indirect bowl for dining room. $|{j JO REEVES & GREEN ' Engineering Company SHOW ROOM, 610 WASHINGTON STREET Keystone Phone, 16 A Cape May, N. J. Mr. Farmer, Fisherman, or any user of a Pumping Outfit ATTENTION The European countries are busy slaughtering people; our country is busy making ammunition an J powder, and help is getting scarce. Now why don't you get busy and buy this Little Irrigator which will save you time and hard labor. This Little Irrigator will pump water, saw wood," grind and shell corn, pump in pilings, irrigate the land, and will do many more useful things, which I can tell you if you will call me up, or send me your name and address. Price, Complete $55.00 ®A/ THE LITTLE IRRIGATOR Manufactured by M. SUBBER Woodbine, N. J. MAKER OF ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY REPAIRING OUR SPECIALTY KEYSTONE PHONB 11-D A FEW LEADERS FOR JULY — Children's gingham and percale dresses in several designs and styles from 2 year size up to 14 years, at one special price. 50 cents each. Also a line of tine white dresses at very moderate prices. — A n£w lot of women's and children's muslin underwear: Middy Blouses, Shirt Waists, and Aprons. A very pretty colored stripe lawn waist at 59 cents. —Big reductions on all Summer .Hats and trimmings^ EMMA C. CARPENTER G29 Lafayette Street °£E,£f Keystone Phone 64-M ^ ICE CREAM AND FANCY CAKE Nothing but the Best Tr, Our HOMEMADE BREAD 5c « LmI~ KOKES & REUTER 524 Washington Street

—j ^ . ■ . Steamboat Cape May in the Harbor Last Sunday . . boat suhs short of coal and stops in harbor over sunday— left for philadelphia monday morning— will start regular trips this week after ee-inspection and licensed. Ob Sunday morning the trolley road was swamped with passengers going to Sewell 's Point, the people -wniag to come from everywhere. Soon the crowds grew larger and kept the road busy all day long. Strangers in the city asked' the reason for the rush to the outskirts and when they knew the reason they joined the throng and went also. The commotion was caused by the new steamboet Qape may arriving in our harbor and so great ap interest has been centered on the Mew line by the local and summer people that all wanted to see the boat that will be put The Gape May is an ocean going steamship with all modern conveniences, three decks and furnished with everything of the beet. The boat arrived here from providence on her way to Philadelphia. It was nc* intended to ipake % slop here but the coal supply ran low while passing and they stopped in to get another supply to take them to Lewes when they coaled for the trip to Philadelphia " The boat now must pass "another government inspection and secure another government license because of the fact that it is is a new district. As soon after this as possible the veaMl "wW iomnieftce her regular tripe.

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Suits Made to Order $15.00 to $45.00 Worth $15.00 to $45.00 All kinds of Palm Beach Mohair and Keep Kool Kloth at Ten Dollars. Headquarters for French Drv Cleaning white clothes. GYS RIEF Ladies' and Men's Tailor ! 423 Washington Street Cape May, N. J. Niagara Falls Daylight Tours vis Picturesque - A Reading-Lehigh j -vqpr- Valley THROUGH "The Switzerland of America" SATURDAYS augy 1i19.il j StPT. 2, 16 $1 O.00 ROUND TRIP ^ " Good 1 5 Days From Cape May PHILADELPHIA & READING RAILWAY Ask Agent or Write for Niagara Falls Folder Regal Shoes Some new Styles of Regal White Canvas Pfimps have arrived juit in time for the Fourth. Call and see them. M. C. FRYMIRE Broadway and York Ave. J WEST CAPE MAY \ 0

Goshen Mrs. \V. C. Van Gilder sent Thursday at Cape May. Mr. and Mrs. Winfield- Coombs enjoyed a trip to Haddonfield, N. J., WedMr. Harry High went to Cape MayWednesday. Mrs.' Mary Springer entertained relatives from Bridgeton, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sponce accompanied by their son and daughter nutoed to Shiloh Sunday. Mr. John K. Carroll and .Miss Margaret Ludlatn called on Goshen friends Monday. Mrs. Albert .1. Matthews, of Cold Spring, X. J., spent tfic week at the Tomlin homestead. - PROPOSALS 4 for -Lighting streets and Public Places in the City of Cape May, N. J., by Electricity and for the sale of Current to the said City. Sealed proposals will, be received on Tuesday, July 25th lillti, at 10.30 o'clock . A. M., at the Commissioners' Chambers • id the City Hall, Cape May, N. J„ for - the Lighting of the Streets and public places in the City of Cape May, by Electricity. and the sale of current to the said City for a term of five (5) rears from August 1st," 1916. Specifications „lay be seen at the City Clerk's Office. The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Signed. W. L. STEVENS,) H. HAXE§/ Commissioners of the City of Cape May, N. J. Attest: — WM. PORTER, City Clerk. H23-7-8-lC-3t | NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS , Estate of Ann Wilbraham, Deceased. ! Pursuant to the order of Edward L. jlt.'ce. Surrogate of the County of Cape | niade on the 29th day of June ;A. D. 1916, on the application of the sub--iribers, Executors of said deceased, noI tice is hereby given to the creditors of -aid deceased to exhibit to the sub•iribers under oath or affirmation their claims and demands against the estate ' of saiT deceased within nine months ' from the '29th day of June. A. D. 1910, or ' j they will be forever barred of any action ■'gainst the subscribers. ' Dated June 29. A. 1). 1916. I' JOHN W. WILBRAHAM. HARRY BROCKLEHURST, Sr., SAM'L F. ELDREDGE, Executors. 9 Proctor. l4tS2-7-8-9t Children Cry FOB FLETCHER'S CASTO R I A ( la yowr Money Mating Money for . your TV more of it yon have maployed for you, the lem you seed to work joureelt TV Security Trmt three permt on yam (

C0LDSPR1NG 1 Mr., fipicer Harris and daughter Dorothy spent the glorious Fourth with relatives. Mrs. J. Soffe spent the week at andufcn, N. J. Miss Mabel Eldredge is convalescent from an attack of tonsilitis. Mr. James Ewing was able to view, the grand parade at Cape May City, on July 4th. Mr, and Mrs. W. Shaw and Mr. Thoa. Hanley of Philadelphia, are being entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrt. C. H. Hand. Mrs. Muncey and daughter m— Phvlis were, week end visitors. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Snyder of Philadelphia ;.pent the Fourth with friends here. They were gladly welcomed among us. 'Miss Matilda Rayfield who was graduated from Howard University at Wash* iugton, D. C.. June 0. 1910, is at home for the summer months. Mrs. R. Layirty called on several fYiends Thursday. Mr-. Ida Kreiymer visited South Dennis friends, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ifttfnu.n and sister Mi— \\ iddie were Wihflvood visitors tliu first of the week. - Mrs. Albert Matthews ha- returned -v from a trip to Goshen, X. J. « Mrs. Amelia Kershaw of California, f" called on relative.-. Tuesday, d,y RESOLUTIONS in memory of Ann Wilbraham. a- Whereas, Clod in His all-wise provideuce, has d-vmcd it fitting to" call from fl* our beloved sister, Ann- Wilbraham, who ,d by her many acts of. kindness and generosity displayed affection for, and jnr. terest in the members of this Fraternal Is ,,rder. Resolved. That we as a body, deeply , ,1 deplore her loss, realizing that her place can never be filled, while we bow in submission to the will of the infinite Father, who doeth all things well. Resolved, That we deeply sympathise with the bereaved husband and family, * who hi. v.- met with -uch an irreparable' J loss, and be it further ' Resolved. That our chart, v be draped for a period of thirty days, that a copy k "[ Resolutions be spread upon the "» th"1 '.T "f Uli* "r'l,r' I"1''1'"'1"'1 in * he sent to oof beloved brother, the hus- . ban'1 deceased, a- an expression * of our dee,, feeling f„r |,jm j,, ,i,js hol|r * of sorrow. Signed.1" _ BELLE A. MATTHEWS, y Ml DDI E HOFFMAN, t MAY M. HOFFMAN, Committee. • Cold Spring Grange No. 132. - July 5. 1916 " 1497-7-15-lt bounh Dennis . -Miss Bertha Hagan of Asbury Park, sscnt a fi'easanf vacation at the home of Mr. and Airs. Charles Fidler. The Misses Margaret and Mary LudIam entertained Mrs. Albert J. Matthews over the week-end. Ms «nd Mrs: 'Coleman F. Learning en-v joyed an auto trip to Haddonfield re- . u-iitly. I Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ludlam and children spent several davs of last week . Father John Meerwald celebrated his . first high jim s-, al St. Elizabeth's R. C. s church. Sabbath. June 25th. Hg will- be i -,ationed at \\ i Id wood during the com- . ing sum her. , Rev W. Thorn of Calvary Raptist Chureh. railed on his pari-bioner-. the /first of the week. CAN YOIJ TALK TEMPERANCE? am> TS?Af-'!.'':r'r*cr'f°r_'bf "*neau mini. 1SS? U*1 MSCRMCI SOCIETY and cam UN ta two per month as special or Genera] Arcntln roar county. Experience not necessary. The only Lifs Insurance Institntioo that docs sot insure the Drinker. PEMOTIM sad PCUUIIBtT M9IIBB to acceptable men that make good. John D. Knapp, Sec'y, (6 William St, New Tcefc. work at consistent price* Jeeos Rain Spouting, Gutters and Tin loots M. Brown, 110 and 112 Jackson St. Stationery for Professional Men at special low prices until May 1st. 9 tor 'and Wave Stationery Deportment ^