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ASSOCIATED HOTELS EUROPEAN PLAN ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATH HOT AND COLD RUNNING WATER IN EACH ROOM HENRY REEVES, MACHINIST * Plumbing. Steam and Hot Water Heating, Gas Fitting. Irrigaton Plants Installed. Keystone 177Y 116 Pearl SL, West Cape May 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. ♦ |{j 00 REEVES & GREEN ' " Engineering Company SHOW ROOM, 610 WASHINGTON STREET Keystone Phone, 16 A Cape May, N. J. Suits Made to Order $15:00 to $45.00 Worth $15.00 to $45 00 All kinds of Palm Beach Mohair and Keep Kool Klotb at Ten Dollars. Headquarters for French Dry Cleaning white clothes. GYS RIEF Ladies' and Men's Tailor 423 Washington Street Cape May, N. J. Specials in WHite Goods For Summer Use A line of dresses for the little tots: White lawn with lace and embroidery i trim, otners of pique, and repp, all at 50c each, also gingham dresses up to - the 14 year site at 50c -each. Ladies' white lawn waists at 50c and 75c each. Middy blouses from 59c up. Muslin underwear for ladiea and children at prices to make July a worth while shopping month. Clearance of all summer hats and trimmings at greatly' reduced prices. j EMMA C. CARPENTER C29 Lafayette Street | Keystone Phone 64-M ICE CREAM AND FANCY CAKE Nothing but the Best Try Oar HOMEMADE BREAD 5c I Low KOKES & REUTER 524 Washington Street BKhih V rB ii

I Try The New B I Universal Tread I Mo Other Tire Like it I For AU-'round Service w t B The Now Mtd»Bn Universal Treed B . fa ty> ln^OT»n*Pt ^ori^rubber^ istsrte^^r^B euction-tread types, combining the B^et2^rS« advantages at tbeee earlier non-skids; B and in addition S==^B this tiia possesses ths long life and raeilisncy that hav«alwar> characterised V both the world-famotis MicheHn Raoine Type Flat tread, and the Michelin Plain tread. I This fa thm New Tire f imyOM JM it Talking About ■ Ve\^ /■ central garage B^^A '' jm decatur street. B v ^^B CAPE MAY CITY, N. J. B"Let the People Decide" With this for a Campaign Slogan, the support of the Republican voters is asked by ' JOSEPH S.FRELINGHUYSEN Candidate for the Nomination for UNITED STATES SENATOR At the Republican Primary TUESDAY, SEPT. 26, 1916 WHO STANDS FOR Protection to American Industries and Labor: The Immediate Preparedness of This Country for Defense: The Immediate Establishment of a Merchant Marine for the Development of Our Commerce: Paid for by C. S. Atkinson, SoroerviJle, N'. J. Manufacturer's RAIN COAT SALE ' - Mr. and Mrs. Buyer, This Is Your Opportunity 500 Ladies' Men's and Children's RAIN COATS Products of the famous Goodyear Rain Coat Company will be sold at S2.®S Gome all and watch our Demonstration from 7 to 10,30 P. M„ al LA VENTflOUS ■ ' . 319 Washington Street CAPE MAY We can save you half. Come end convince yourself 1506-7-28-lt • ... ' \ ■

position a* United Slate. Senator, fa the | opinion of Franklin W. Fort, . wellknown lawyer of Newark, who also is a aon of former governor John Franklin Fort. In discussing the United State. Senatorial situation recently, Mr. Fort said: "Former Senator Krelingjpyseo has had some excellent legislative training in the State Senate, and he is the logical candidate for the nomination. This is the day of the young man in politics, and I believe the young Republicans throughout the State will rally to the standard of Senator FreIftjghuysen. He ha. not been mixed up in any of the differences of opinion in the Republican party, yid he fa a man of strong convictions. arT excellent recard, splendid personality, and I conrider him an ideal candidate." Asked what be thought about Essex County, Mr. Fort said: "There fa plenty of sentiment in Essex County for Senator Frelinghuysen, and it fa growing rapidly. He fa the type of man that appeals to the Republicans who like men of the character of the Presidential nominee. Justice Hughes, and I am confident that Frelinghuysen will make many friends in Essex County apd receive splendid support at the primaries. He fa acceptable to the Republicans with Progressive principles, and at the same time the 'old line' Re- . publicans find in him a candidate they can support." The organization |Of the "Frelinghuysen League pf Essex County" is planned. and it is expected that the enrollment of members will be begun actively in the near future. Sufficient interest has already been displayed, by Republicans in all parts of, Essex County to indicate that it will not take long to organize a league that will do some effective work in behalf of Senator Frelinghuysen. Frelinghuysen Leagues will be started in other counties, also. Reports from many of tHe couties in SoutfnfFTsey indicates that the trend of sentiment for Frelinghuysen is growing rapidly, and he is receiving many promises of support from prominent Republicans in many of the counties of that part of the State. The Senator has recently been down in Atlantic, Cumberland and Cape May counties, and everywhere he met with enthusiastic receptions, and his campaign received fresh impetus as a result of his trip through " these counties. • In the northern part of the State the Republican voters are beginning to wake up to the fact that thqrc are many reasons why they should support ' the fonper Senator for the Republican nomination for State Senator, and re- ! ports from the different counties show j ia gratifying improvement in conditions.] I Everywhere there is a greater interest manifested in the Senator'' candidacy,! and it is conceded that the sentiment j I in his behalf is growing stronger daily, with the eeruinty that he will have a good vote in many of the counties, par- j Mticnlarly in the farmins sections because '■ j«f his nopularitv with the farmers and j , TEN COMMANDMENTS FOR MOTHERS Nature V own it. days may bb j 2. Feed the b i i.y regularly, not oft3. Keep the windows open in the room where the baby sleeps, that it may 4. See that the baby takes its nap out I 5. Have every window and door j -creened and keep a net over the baby 's crib and c^ach. that flies may neither annoy it or pollute its food. 0 Bathe the baby every day. and if .the weather is hot, several times a day, that it may be clean and cool. j 7. IJo not put any tight hands or j other tight clothe, on the baby let all jits clothing be light, loose and soft, that j 't may exercise its limbs and be comt fortablc. R Do not tickle the baby or toss it in the air. or trot it on your knee, lest it fl. Put the baby to bed early that It ( :nav get plenty of sleep. 10. Do not give the baby patent medicines, smoothing . syrup or other drugs without the doctor's advice, lest it be | poisoned and die. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Rubber Stamp Fads, all colors, at the old price while they fast: 25 cents each, $2.50 per dozen; assorted colors, finest quality. After this supply is exhausted the price will advance 40 per cent. Star and Wave Stationery Department. r

Scso't Bmaisioc, and Mad s poaaema is cooce ntra tad form the vaay j{H t *o enrich Ibeir blood. R g "h INFANTILE PARALYSIS . J „ The Publicity Corfmittee of the Med- . i ml .Society of New Jersey, in view of . 3 [j the serious outbreak of the above-men* • i . tioned disease in various sections of the p country, believes that parents and others ' „ should be acquainted with certain of the n symptoms, -and jthus be in position to V , more quickly recognize it* presence in . case an individual fa attacked, thereby avoiding the delay in securing the sert vices of a physician that may othenrfaa 'A result. r ' While it is not positively known how ■ u the disease fa spread, yet it is evident I e that persons sick with the malady, or . those having been in contact' with such f patients, are a certain source of danger, , and should be avoided by the sngceptla b,(" . : It it a disiase of childhood, the great- ., c est number of case occurring in children under three "years of ag> , although ^ adults of all ages may become victims. .X i The disease ordinarily begins after en y indefinite incubation period of twenty* four hours to thirty days, averaging about ten days, with moderate fever onset. headache. coughfag, severe pain and l_ tenderness Hi the back and marked restfastness and excitability quite out of , proportion to the amount of fdver pres- . ent. with decided disinclination to move 0 the neck and beck. Digestive disorders 0 are present in about ninety per rent, of the cases and constipation is the rule, although the outset of the disease may* II be w-ith diarrhoea. Early and pronounced prostration is very suspicious and" n pain and cramps in the extremities give ^ additional suspicious symptoms, as does . tenderness along the spine. The paraly1 fifi usually occurs in the first week, % though it may not be observed until the 't fourteenth day. Some cases go to bed well and are found bright and cheerful/ and with good appetite in the morning, and yet with paralysia. In perhaps a majority of cases the £ paralysis affects all of thee extremities to >ome extent, caused probably by pressure upon the spinal cord, out in a weeto or two the general paralysis disnppecars, e leaving a residual paralysis limited ua- ° ually to one or more extremities or even (to one group of muscles, the legs being | more often affected than the arms. Ufa ually within two weeks, sometimes earli i' r the paralyzed muscles begin to | waste, and. without treatment, progresstes rather rapidly. The limb looks wastI blu<' cand feels cold to the touch. M Within a few months various deformjitie* from contraction or unopposed i l,,"s,"u|ar action may develbp. There are | no sensory disturbances, no involvement' •>f the bladdiT and rectum and no tend- * encv to bed sores. d| But. after all. the most important j fling fur the |«rents to do, is to call I • rhysic fan immediately a member of c family is discovered to be ill— parS ticularly a child. * HOW I SERVE VOU First, I will build you the best boat ■' for the money. Second, J will store your boat in my; enclosed boat house by the year or tiia r season. Third, I can offer you a choice of the t best second hand boats and take your t present craft in part payment on a new; one. Railways on which to run boats. r JOHN A. PHARO, 12U3 Lafayette St, s Keystone hone No. 8oD. WTuit bas always puzzled us, though, f is how the fool and his money happened to gtt together in the first place. r And what has become of the old fashII ioned rural swain who used to carry his t best girl out buggy riding on Sunday t Are you ready for your opportunity! Save part of your income regularly and 1 1 deposit your savings In this strong Institution, The becunty Tiust u s Rubber Stamp I'ads, all colora, at the i: old price while they last : ii cents each, $2.50 per dozen; assorted colors, finest quality. After this supply is exhausted the price will advance- 40 per cent. Star and Wave Stationery Department. Box files for bills, letters, receipts, well made and indexed, at 25 cents each : or #2.50 per dozen. Star and Wave St*- , tionary Department. 1 Stationery for Professional Men a# - special low prices until May 1st. Stag and Ware Stationery Department