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^BISfSTT I ' E I INDEX OF Bates for advertising a ipace$xt> low; call the t Business Office to-day. N'-\ - * Advertising space in th*B& iffrectory works day and night, both in thshomee and business offices. ?t!: • ' < Consulted more than any other book in our * community, the Bell D irectoif presents the .opportunity for increased sales. A glance at the Index of Advertisers .will \ show you how many progressive merchants have t grasped this real opportunity. 1 ®THK DELAWARE * mAKTIC TELEGRAPH * TELBPBOTE CO. , C. B. SMITH. DUtritt HanAKer. ATLANTIC CITY. X. t. V V x . 1 ■ 1 " - — i —

COLD SPRING Miss Edna Hawn, of Erma, took tea with Mias Magpie Weldon, Sunday afternoon. Twenty-two members of the Tabernacle Sunday School attended- the S. S. Convention at Goahen. Among those attending were Rev. Garrison and Rev. Dykes and family. All experienced a very pleasant time. r. P. Hoffman drijres a Ford machine . which he recently purchased of Jay Mecray, of Cap* May. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hickman arc visiting Mrs. Bertram Snyder, at their pretty home -here. Mias Bailey took tea with Mrs. Mary; Dickson, on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Lillian Wilson, of Pleasantville, j spent Sundav with her mother. Mrs. j Mary McNeill, of this place. The Bell Telephone Co. has already installed several phones, and is now operating them from their new office at A.,H. Swain's. Mias Vivian Johnson, of Wildwood, .spent Wednesday afternoon with ■ her friend, F. P. Hoffman. ENROUTE TO FLORIDA The steel steam yacht "tradis,1 from Newport bound for Ormond Reach. Florida, cast anchor in the harbor on Sunday evening and left there early the following morning. The craft had on board .T. 0. Kilday and party of friends who will spend the winter in the South.

HIGH SCHOOL NEWS NOTES 0. P. Butterwick, principal oi Cape ; May High School, announced in the assembly rood on Tuesday last that the school would' take part on an elaborate i scale in the 1 Hallowe'en Carnival, next - Tuesday. Besides a large numbgr of pupils in uniform costume, the school | • - will enter a number of- individuals in 1 i. varied and grotesque dress, and also a e large float appropriately decorated. The Seniors of the High School have planned » a surprise in the way of dress, and they promise something very unique for the e parade. The Juniors also have somes' tiling tucked away in some unfrequented corner and we are assured that they j e will hold up their end of the line. The i r whole High School, in fact, is united j I in its efforts to win some- of the prizes, y I Track practice continues under t|ie j direction of Prof. MncGregor and the jnumBer of those who arc reporting daily j s. lis proportionally large for the size of j the school. On Wednesday the first i- speed trials were made over the hun- )• dred yard course. As the conditions | it were not altogether favorable, the boys j wetu.nrgeiL iiot ta„go the " limit. One j 3, nW}»«fAWe*er, covered the course in j jr -lightly over eleven seconds, which is i fairly " fast, considering the fact that | j they have had hut a few days practict. i AWARDED CONTRACT . j Otis Town send, our popular builder, I m , recently wits awarded the contract to ' r" build a large cottage in Eaf<t Cape; n- May for .foseph Hughes, of Philadelphia. | ■1- . ; - Limit your spending— not vou* saving. | js Open an account with the ScciicRy Trust h. Company— w Strong Institution.

»<mc to anno" < IN CHAN CERT OF NEW JERSEY A. Redden. \ On B1U tor J Complainant. I Receiver, c and ( • a ll la on this thirteenth day of •W-oher b .V. J. lslb. oraered. that the creditors 0 oi toe Cape May. Delaware attar and t Sewells Point Railroad _Compyy «lc „ verified claims with, u* c of within sixty daya from thi Idate or j thfc fj^fu'rther ordered that the Recelv- a er give notice ot this Order by public*- 1 tlon of a copy of the same In two c ?s."ii'SSr„sr.3'I&VuM6i5 f the City oY Cape UVQSv* J«Sy.^ „ kmw?"£JdlurPr«f the >rporallon. Respectfully ^ ^ WALEER. C." J E. B. LEAKING. V. C. „ To the creditors of the Cape May, Del- "t aware Bay and Sewells Point RWlroad a In 'purauance of an order of the Court a of Chancer* of the State of New Jer- e xey. of which the foregoing laja true \ copy, notice la hereby given to tltt cred- e ltors of said Company to prMfcnt to a ALFRED COOPERTjW of a said Company, at hla office. cSfcer of f Mechanic -street and -SeaShoral Road, t Cape May Court Hod*, New Jersey, s their several claims and demands f avalnat said; company, duly verjfttd un- o der oath or affirmation, within sixty l days from the thirteenth day at) Octo- I "bef. A. D. 191«. or they will baexcluA- * ed from the benefit of Such ffivffiends j may be hereafter made anu declared a by the Cpurt of Chancery of New Jer- t sey from the' assets of {he najd com- £ Pany' ALFRED COOPER, { _- Deceiver. I MORGAN HAND. Coanfel for Receiver, t Cape May Court. House, New, Jersey. 1 Dated. Octobes-T4th;'Ac5? 1916.| $ 1 1938-2t-10-28-Rf tE.96 , { ? 1 "-.f " Ittft jV .1 - NEW COMPANY BEING FORMED ' Stock -Subscriptions for the ntW Fire.- , Cooker and Siphon Refitffcrator 1 company continues to be sold {qui 'it ' is predicted .that fFnthudf twill rain be , disposed of to enable the ^promoters to : . build their factory here. • ] Demon&rati«^d&r£'jR$v,.(i vary sue- , ,- cessful and a great interest is being manifested in these useful articles. A : ' special demonstration will be given on j I Saturday when Mr. Detwiler will cook 1 | any article of food brought to the store, j All are cordially invited' to attend this , I demonstration. 1 — 1 [ ■ MRS. MELTON'S LETTER To Tirsd Worn-oat Mothers s Jackson, iliaa.— "I shall feel repaid 1 for writing thia letter ii I can help any . I tired, worn-out mother or housekeeper ■ : to find health and strength as I have. 1 "I have a family of five, sew, cook , and do iny housework and I became f ! very much run-down in health. A friend t asked me to toy VinoL I did so ahd now - I am well and strong and my old time s energy has been restored. Vinol has no s superior as a tonic for worn-out, rune down, tired mothers of' housekeepers." n —Mrs J; N. Melton, Jackson, Miss. B Mecray s Pharmacy. Cape May. N. J. U STEAMER PULLED FROM SHORE Ti e large steamer, "Cape May," of the P.. L.. C.. M; an \V. Line, which r was blown up on the north bank of q ' the liarbpr near Schellenger'a Landing ^ 1 by last Thursday's gale, has been, drawn ^ off from the shore by her own power, ! and anchored in mid-stream. InsufficI ient anchor-purchase in the harbor bed ! : allowed -the steamer to be carried ■t , .l.,,-. vvar,l by wind and tide. The ves-1.-.1 •uis'ninrd practically no damage.

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SHERIFF'S SALE v* By virtue S*J2£l.IMS Loan Asralatlon dl- &£ n& S -*«. at pub«S County. New sharoa In "the fortr-elxtb Sa "JSib«. u..t u 10 a; "SSS^o'S^tala. « . «U U •the northweet «lde line street, which stake Is also the southerlj corner of.N. B. SmlUis JswJ, along said line of street. Boiuh.thlrty,,,hi dexrees and tweniy-Ove minutes Ke iid a half feet to an eight feet wlda alley (formerly) th®n®J along the northeast side line of satd alley North, thirty-eight degrees and SS'SVk."lTa""a< .Kf 5Tl£ parallel with N. B. Smiths Uml »Mtt. thirty-eight degrees an^fo"^„v.en utes West, one hundred and nineteen •eet to Merrltta land (formerly) thenoe thereby North, thirty-nine degrees and thirty minutes East sixty feet to sala Smiths land; thence thereby South, thir-ty-eight degrees and East, one hundred and ninety -eight feet the place of beginning, within which hounds are contained ten thousand eight hundred and fifty-two square feet of be the same mere or less. Number Two: Beginning at a corner standing In the westerly side line of Washington street, said corner being the northeasterly corner of Harry Hazelhursts lot; also the southwesterlycorner of the lot conveyed by John Webb and wife to Esther T. Sayre, by deed dated November 2. 1896. and running thence along said Hazclhurst's line • North, forty-seven degrees and thirty degrees ana tnirty r, 5

minutes West one hundred and ninetytwo and eight-tenths feet to a corner In said line (this course was run 1 by V C. V! ' Price, surveyor. February 23. isul), thence along the line of Isaac MerrlM's ' lot (formerly) North, thirty-nine de1 grees and thirty minutes East twenty- : seven and four tenths feet to a corner In said line; thence South, thirty-eight ' degrees and forty-five minutes East. . 1 one hundred and nineteen feet to a cor- ■ ner- thence North, thirty-eight degrees ' and twenty-five minutes Bast- e|K,!it feet to ai corner and thence South, thir-ty-eight degrees and forty-five minutes East seventy-nine feet to the place of beginning, containing two thousand five hundred and ninety-one square feet of laNurhberC Three*"' Adjoins number one K , and two immediately in the rear; begin- | — ning at a corner standing in the line of . ■ land belonging to the heirs of Charles • . P. Foster, deceased, said corner being Bj ' the northerly corner of Harry Hazel- • hurst's lot: and running thence. North. ; forty-four degrees East ninety-one feet I to the Westerly corner of "N. B. Smith's I lot: thence along his line South, thlrtyeight degrees and forty-five minutes ' East twenty-two feet to a corner in said ( I Hue. thence South, thirty-nine degrees \ , and thirty minutes West, eighty-seven and four-tenths feet to a corner sland- ; log 111 said Hazelhurst's line and thence along the line of his land. North, forty- . s«-ven degrees and thirty minutes West r twenty-seven feet to the place of beginning. containing twenty-one hundred . and twenty-five square feet of land, , " Being the greater portion of the same I land and premises tvhlcli Louis C. hayre II became seized by conveyance from John < E. Webb dated December 9. 1859. and 1 Thomas J. Sayre. et ux.. dated Februg ary 1. 1901. and recorded In the Cape, n May County Clerk's Office. In deed book P No. 147. pages 223. etc.. and deed book ' No. 154. pages 441. etc.. respectively. 1« :- Excepting out of the lands above de- e d scribed a certain triangular piece of _ A land which Louis C. Sayre. et ux. by *- " deed dated November 18. 1905. and re1- corded In deed book No. 199. pages 126. granted and conveyed to Sarah A. Smith, Also all that certain triangular piece - of land situate, lying and being on the westerly side of Washington street. In the city, county end state aforesaid, formerly part of Sarah A. Smith s land and located on the northwesterly side of Washington street between Jefferson and Queen streets and being on the southwesterly side of division fence as now located and said division fence beginning In the northwesterly side line of satd Washington street at a distance of three hundred and fifty and fivetenths feet northeasterly from the northeasterly curb line of Jefferson street, ss now located, and extending thence. North, forty-two degrees West, (wo hundred and seventeen and threetenths feet to the southeasterly line of lands o' the heirs of Charles A. Foster. Being tne name premises which Sarah A. Smith by deed dated November IS. • 1905 and recorded In the Cape May Count'- Clerk's Offite. In deed book No. 199. pages 128. etc.. granted and conveyed to Louts C. Sayre. In fee. Dated October 18. 1916. COLEMAN F. CORSON. Sheriff. ; Jas. M. E. Hlldreth. Sol'r. 1928-10-21-pf*29.20 SENATOR STEVENS SPEAKS Senator Lewis T. Stevens was one of the speakers at a great mass meeting held bv the Republicans at Pennsgrove, Thursday evening. The other speakers were Senator Frelinghuysen, Senator Edge and Congressman Bacharach Senator Stevens' speech was greeted with enthusiastic applause. He"quoted from

Wood row Wilson's "Hi»t»jrjr of the American People" several telling excerpts in which the author described in . graphic terms the woeful effects of the! free trade tariff during "Cleveland's Administration. Wilson's analysis of the Confederate Constitution, the principles of which have been applied very largely to this government during this administration was also quoted. The speech contained other telling points from recent history and was regarded as one of the most forceful made during the campaign. Senator Stevens is - scheduled to speak at several other Republican «iasa meetings in different parts of the State, an honor to Cape May County's representative which has not bpen acnorded to any other for many yeafa. LUD WICK-HAND On Thursday evening. October 18th. a pretty weddine was solemnized when Lillian Rivers Hand became the bride of John Bainbridge Ludwick. at the home of the bride's parents. West Cape May. bv the Rev. W. D. McCurdv. "The bride was beautifully attired m blue satin earring lilies of the valley. She was given away by her father Cqnhcilman Ellis J. Hand. Brapson Hand acted- M best ffian. The matron of. honpr was Mrs. Harry Holmes, of this citv. sister of the bride. After the cereraonv a reception was held. The happy couple left on Thnrsday after-

SHOE LEATHER 1 All Leather 'is advancing. Shoe* are higher than last Fall. You had Better Bay Your Shoe Leather Now And have it oo hand, as it will go much higher in price. I have On£ HUNDRED DOLLARS M j WORTH OF HALF SOLE LEATHER in sleek. Cut Sole* at 20c to 40c a pair Leather Squares, best grade, at 50c i Long Leather Scrips, Shoe Nails W I Cobbler's Last 50c Set - CHEAF ER TO HAMMER ON YOUR OWN jOLES CHAS. A. SWAIN ' 315-7 JlCjCSOM ST. CAPEtAY. 8. J. |GO=TQ H. C. BOHM It 232 JACKSON STREET t x „<•( ' ■ 3 ; FOR FRESH FISH Jt i* taken from his own fish pound d S ALL OTHER SF 1 tOODS IN SEASON e Both Phones "•( ' Prompt Deliveries >• ' M

White Clothing Cleane-i in the Mgst Approved Manner ^ 3^obtt jf. (3orski CUSTOM SUITS TO ORDER Cleaning, Pressing, Scouring ' CAPE MAY, N. J. Phone 31 D Ne^t to Post Office ^ All Telephone Messages Promptly Att ended To. We Cater for Partiea and Banquet*. Bell Phone 138W. t P. F. PASKLER . We m serw peop|e aj| owr JI, Virs;inia*ffome-A1ade Bakery We go out to cook dinner* and serve also. Let us cater for your Hallowe'en parties, our prices are moderate and we guarantee satisfactory service. Established since 1912. Give us your order for Homemade Bread. Pie and ■ Cake, .tTvj . 813 JEFFERSON STREET, CAPE M AY, N. J. ;

^Do^fOTgetthat / braces your town and vicinity; and that all purchases ' made by you win be delivered directly to your door, without any additional cost. Our MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT, with Ha force of trained shoppers, is at your service at all times. We pride ourselves upon our promptness and reliability. We will gladly send samples, or, where that is not feasihle, detailed* information of any merchandise desired. If a monthly charge account would add to your convenience, just communicate with our Credit Department. i Look for our ads in the Philadelphia papers. j "This week we are conducting extraordinary sales in Furnifurr, House Furniihings, China, Muslim and Upholstery. Also in all kinds of Wearin/ Apparel for Men, Wc men and Children, at exceptional prices." Mr. Walter M. Homan, W«t Cape May, N. J., take* -care of all our DeKvsry Service in Cape"*May, West Cape May, South Oape May, Oape May Point, Cold Spring, Fishing Creek, Dias Creek, Oape May Court House, Burleigh. Mayville, Rio Grande, Erma, Bennett, Wbiteaboro, Green Creek and Wildwood Junction. N. SNELLENBURG^ ^COMPANY * MARKET, 11th to 13th BTSj PHILADELPHIA - " - •