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WOMAN All «( DOWN Made Strong and Wdl By Vinol Waynreboro, P*. — "I TOiDhmJora After i .hard spell of bronchitis so it waa hard lor me to keep about I had pains in bt cheat and took cold easily. A friend asked me to try YinoL 'I did, and it built me up ao-I am strong and well •ad I am able to do my housework which I had not done for three months before taking VinoL"— Mrs. Y. R. EoaaoooH, Vinofcrcates an appetite, aids digest tioc, makes pure blood and creates ■trength. Your money back if it tails. Mecray's Pharmacy. Cape May. GREEN CREEK Burdett Tomblln and wife of Mlllvllle attended the funeral of his aunt. Mrs. 6a rah Johnson, hare .on Friday. Several of our baymen have been going after clams on these moonlight nights, some catching as high as two thousand a trip. They are selling now at the landing for nine dollars a thousand. _ William H. Thompson is planting privet hedge at his home here, — _ Columbus Day was duly observed by ..Mrs. K. Johnson nee Cummlngs and two sons of. Colllngswood spent this wsek with her mother. ' Joshua Lloyd has bx^Jt a new power boat for the bay trade. • Ellas Lee of Holly Beach is carting wood from here to supply his newly estmbllshed wood yard. • Saturday was a blanker for our baymen a large percentage of them went to the county fair. Blot Daniel Stevens and wife of West Capfe May called on her mother. Mrs. M. K. Lake while they were enroute for Court House Saturday. . Some of our people have began to build their wopd piles for another year. -■George Swain and wife of Holly 'Beach spent Saturday here. Charles Powell moved to the beach Baturdey. Harry Watson will soon occtmy the bouse vacated by Powell and farm the place. Mrs. Itollahay of Colllngrwood Is With her brother Eli Johnson for a visit. She was here several weeks last sumOur 'aimers and their wives have raised the price of milk and butter milk from six to eitrht cents per quart and butter from thirty to thirty five cents per pound. , Mrs Frank Schelllneer is on this vfee k'» sick list. All wish her a speedy . Mrs. Harry Watson returned home .Tuesday from s fifteen days visit with Philadelphia friends. V- 7

Capt. M. M. Norbury, wife and Miss Ella .antes drove over to Wild wood Monday to look after his house there. John BeU and wife entertained her brother and family and evlvln Flatter and wife on Sunday.. . Six from Court House attended the. church service here Sunday morning. District Superintendent Dr. Keal will preach here Sunday morning at ten o'clock. Mr. DaMd Hughea and wife of West Cape May were here Sunday evening. 1 Mr. Hughes represented the movement of raising the necessary amount of money for the Conference claimants fund to establish an endowment fund for that purpose. Everett Hand and wife returned Sunday from Philadelphia. They are packing , their goods for shipment. They will make their home in that city. Mr. Hand going to work In a garage. Lewis Conover Is the happy daddy -of a nine pound boy. It is said Vernon GdBfrey haa bought 1 the property of Joseph Camp south or ■ William ©mover's house and will move his house on the same In a short time. [ Wesley Thompson and wife entertain* : ed their daughter from Cape May 8un- ' day. ' Othneal Johnson rides a new motor1 cycle to" and from Holly Beach to see his best girl. D. Henderson moved his family back to Delmont to engage in oyaterlng In ' the Cove. Alfred Crease shipped one of his trot1 ting horses to Brldgeton Monday. He 1 drove It at the fair. Miss Evallne Lake attended Grange meeting at Dlas Creek. She accompanied T. Hickman and wife, Drlah Cresse brought over his stump puller on Monday to take out some for our people. RIO GRANDE Mrs. Frank Connell who .has been spendlhg some time with her daughter returned home on Saturday. Mrs. Sallie Gileon entertained the , Ladles Aid on Tuesday to assist her In her carpet rag sewing. Ice cream and , good time. Mrs. Frank Hand. Mrs Minnie Henj-G«-*en Creek, spent Thursday with Mrs. Mary Gof'f. Mrs. Julia Denn entertained her son and family from Atlantic on Sunday. - Ipsbc Gileon Is enlarging his bouse. Mrs.. Annie Hav n and daughter. Ci — is. snent Friday with h»r s'ster. B»--e o,ir|A|„i, visiting her mother on Saturday. Mrs Fred Xeal. Mrs. Hand has been quite 111 the past three , "weeks.

: T — —"I ' LOTTIE R. HILLMAN T 220 Perry Street 0 t HK _ »: - , j i . £4 — - ' H| W O^gXiHE SHOP of .elect good, at N pr Reasonable Price.. A comprehensive showing of ail I j 7i\>«cUA! that u now and smart in Women's,' N$Uses' isnd Children's hats. Matty models that will please. Clever draping e It K clever shaping. AH Hie telling tricks that , the real artist knows. Sport Hats, in all shades, $1.00 up ^ ^ ~

Another Lot of Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, * FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN'. SOME DUPLICATES. BUT MOSTLY NEW AND STILL MORE ATTRACTIVE STYLES THAN THE LAST ONES WERE. A SPECIAL PRICE /PUT ON ALL SUMMER DRESSES f AND UNDERWEAR. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF NETS. LACES. EMBROIDERIES AND NECKWEAR. ALS0 3rRT>.MlNGS AND BRAIDS, it A SPECIAL MENTION MADE OF THE HAND EMBROIDERED COLLARS OF VELVET AND SILK. SUITABLE FOR COA T". OR TAILORED SUITS. - * ' A PRETTY COLLECTION OF "ANOY ARTICLES MAKING IN- ;; EXPENSIVE GIFTS ;-FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE EMMA C. CARPENTER 629 Lafayette St. ^Keystone, Phone 64- M pposite School ~ j " '

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Everything in eeeeoa. Sea foods ' <W J1 the gew JOHN J. McCANN Shoes'! Sho^Tl i NEW, LARGEST ANft BEST STOCK OF LADIES', GENTLE- . 9 IB5X! 8 AND CHILDREN'S SHOES AT LBfiS THAN PHIL ADELP3LA PRICES. AN ENTIRE NEW AND LARGE STOCK OF 1 WALL PAPER Why&frl KSW SoU at Pnoet to Defy Competjtaon. Hs via* h&apv yeafc' experience in the businen, I only wk ] n opportunity to ^nvinee any cua tomere that I can aeU them at the T lowest possible prion. Please examine my stock before baying else- 1 where. ELDR1DGE JOHNSON MS W.Ab.^, Suee< WATCB FOB THE WA60N JUST ARRIVED — A FIR- LINE OF WINTER STOCK Including Underwear, Sweaters, Blankets, Etc. PRICES REASONABLE Store Open Evenihgs and Stormy Days. J. LAVENTHOL 519 Washington Street

FRANK ENTRIKEN & SONS Central Garage AUTOMOBILE REPAIR WORK EXCELLENT EQUIPMENT FOR RAPID WORK. CARS STORED n*nq HIRED DAY OR N" JHT. ALL KINDS OF AUTO SUPPLIES. U'.KNTS FOR THE F 1 TRB ANKS-MORSE GAS AND OIL ENGINES, - VSTOEE i-eoA BELL is-A The Chalfonte REASONABLE TERMS CAPE MAY, N. J. MRS. CALVIN SATTERFIELD Tl-isa Comfortable Surroundings. Special I ne iviarcy rates for Winter and Spring. * Open all the Year Excellent Table. MRS T. C. SINK J MILLER COTTAGE »34 PERRY STREET \'"w open, excellent table, comfortable rooms, good service, convenient location Keystone Phone 58-8. H. H. McPHE&OH. HOTEL DEVON^cHSJ?- ' J. L. KEHR, Proprietor South Lafayette Street Cape May, New Jersey ^

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