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The Kind Ton Have Always Bought, and which has been In nse for over SO years, has borne the signature of and has been made tinder his per«»iial supervision since its infancy. • /■C6CC&&Z4 Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good " are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children— Experience r?vpe.f(m,.T,e What is CASTORIA Castoria Is a harmless substitute for Castor Paregoric, Drops and .Soothing Syrups. It Is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Karcotio substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. For more tl.nn thirty years it has been In constant use for the relief of Constipation. Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels, assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea— The Mother's Friend* GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought

galilee mission anrcsx upost or twe oxlh.ee Knuoi, eeaiiobe xohz ho icc kb oxxldxsh, at caps hat, M. J. The Galilee Mission Seashore Home for Children, located at Cape May. N. J.. was opened for the -entertainment of children on the 6th day of July, under the supervision of Mrs. Harry Bennett Of Cape May. N. J., who took entire Charge of the children after their During the past season it was our desire to entertain at least 100 boys and (iris of the Tenderloin of Philadelphia for at least one week. During August It was necessary for us to discontinue sending other children to the Home on account of the recent epidemic of infantile paralysis, a strict quarantine being placed on the boys and girls enter.ng Cape May. which would have Interfered, greatly With the children having a good time. Our future plans are now being completed for the summer of 1917 when It , Is hoped that we can entertain at least 100 boys and girls. Every one of these , children who make application Is carefully Investigated, each child being visited at their home by some one personally Interested In the Home, those living In rooms and up alleys being given the flrst preference. , It la with pleasure that we can report , 02 children and 2 mothers spent a week ; fct the home. 7 other adults also were entertained for the same length of time, j After reading our report for 1916 we J trust that you will remember us In our < future plans and enable us to help more ; of these poor boys and girls. i STUART CLAGHOP.N. < We beg to submit the following re- ' port for the season 1916: RECEIPTS * 1 Horatio E. Church 610.00 Mrs. J. J. Eldredge 6.00 Clerks. Cape May Postofflce 2.00 " Visitors 2.60 ^ Cash 1.64 Mrs John Hall 1.00 B. 8. Janney 1.00 Miss Maud Cobb 1.00 B.F.Johnson . ... 6 00 ' Eldredge and Phillips 1 00 Daniel Focer 1.00 ' Charles A Swain 6 00 1 Mrs. Jessie Brown i 00 ' Dr. Ashburn 1.00 ' J. D. Bennett . . ... i.oo ' Harry' Davis 1.00 f Balph Schelllnger l 00 ' Frank Mecray 100 3 W L Stevens 1.00 ' Albert R. Hand 1 00 f Stephen B. Wilson 1.00 Walter J Fendermon. Jr 1.00 1 E P Stltes. Jr. . 1 00 1 Frank Hebenthal . . .• 1 00 ' Judge H. H Eldredge 1 00 c illlam Ewinc loo!" 1. Harry Smith . . . . a. . . . 1 00 I ' Henry Rohm I SO s Lewis Sayre. 8r 1 00 i ' Hyry c Thompson SO I I Harry Balm j 00 ' Miss Maude Cobb . 160!$ Keystone Telephone Operators l oo Can., 2 00 s A Friend 6 00E. Jerrell 1.60 I h John W. Wllbraham lOOjc Janel Schwsrtr . 1.00 i Mrs Julius Denlxot 2 00 I Miss Effle Denlxot SO VtUlam Thompson 1.00 Cash 100 George Wright 6.00 Mra Harry O Smith 6 00 Alfred Gray 6.00 Miss Jennie Hanes 1.00 B. B Janney 1 00 H. 8 Hand 1.00 IpTn Stevens . . 1.00 • Harry p Hand l.M C

A. W. Hand 1-00 Mrs. ..obert Hughes 1-00 .. llHahl Oliver 1.00 I Mrs. Horace Ware 1.00 Jonn T. Hewitt 1.00 Samuel Eldredge 1.00 Frank Entrlken 1.00 _ Collection from Club Car P.R.R. 13.00 " Dr. Lummis , Walter L. Bennet 1.00 " Miss Emily Parmenter 10.00 Collection from Church of Advent Sunuay School 3.00 e Miss Jane Wllbraham 1.00 • Clayton Reaser 10.00 ^ Henry Rutherford 6.00 r Mrs. Charles Weeks 1 00 1 Miss Lids Eldredge 1 60 • Mr Martin 6 00 r Dr. V. C Roberts 1.00 Mrs. Anns I.tpplncott . 10 00 r Cash 6 60 1 Frank Poynter 1 00 1 Mrs. Maurice Cress* 1 00 Maurice Crease 100 r Miss Wuson 3 00 ■ Mrs Georglsnna Reeves 2 00 ' Dsrld Rodsn 2 00 • Mrs Lizzie Borktus 2 60 > Arthur Hand 6 00 • Miss Maud Cobb 6.00 ' Jerry I- Crease 1 00 • Mrs. M. Smith ' ' 2.50 ' Mrs. Joseph Wheaton ^ -2.00 : Collection on Reading Club Car 1 for Children's Pleasure ... 14.00 ! Collected in Philadelphia by Stuart Claghorn , 261.96 Total 6470.06 EXPENDITURES 1 Rent and services 180.00 Carfares (children) 37.50 Carfares (adults) 19.26 1 sheets and pillow cases 18.9? Printing and stationery 4.06 ■ Sign board 6.00 Groceries and provisions 186.49 Netting for porch 2.10 ' Medicines 1.66 . range 6.00 i for by special contribution.. 24.90 Ferry tickets .50 Total 1385.65 receipts 6470.06 Total expenditures 385.65 Balance 684.41 Submitted by. STUART CLAGHORN. j We are very grateful to our friends for the following donations: ' CLOTHING — Mlas Mary Fox. Mrs. land Peterson. Miss Elizabeth Kehr. Mrs. Harry Lemmon. Miss Jennie Haynes, Mra Walter Davis. Miss Leach. Daniel Focer. Mrs. George Hoff- <■ Mrs. R. T. Ware. Mrs. Walter Smith. Charles Scherer. Mrs. Allan Mrs. Irwin Stevens. Mrs. Durand. Mrs. H. W. Lummls. Miss Moore. Mrs. Baper. Mrs. Sherwood Hand. Mrs. Steph- I Reeves. GROCE..1ES and PROVISIONS — LlnHalbruner. Edward Learning. Wm. McPherson. Jos. Elliott, Harry i^am- \ Inc. Frank Church. Mrs. H. ... ShallMiss C. Eldredge. J. W. Mecrav and Brother. Mrs. William Hand. Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. Gustavua Steofel. William Blauner, Sheppard Tay- 0 | FURNITURE— Mrs. Russel Robinson. a i I, STOVES NECESSARY IN CAPE MAY . I Most of the hemes of Cape May and ! surrounding country are heated with * ! stoves' and if you would get the most a [heat from a small quantity of coal, r I consult •I ESSE BROWN f 1 10-1 12 Jackson St. Cape May. N. J. " p' h Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S ' CASTORIA Rent a Safety Deposit Box in tht armor plate vault of the Security Trust I Cape May. tf

OFFICE OF THE LOCAL WEATHER BUREAU U. a DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE Monthly Meteorological Summary. Cape May, N. J., Oct., 1818 BAROMETER highest, 18 inst 30.47 ' Lowest, 20 inst 29.72 TEMPERATURE Mean 57.4 Normal 59.0 1 Highest, 9 inst 82.0 Lowest, 18th inst. 39.0 Greatest daily range, 28inst 26 Least daily range, 20th inst 5 Deficiency for 'month —88 ' Deficiency since- Jan. 1st — 188 PRECIPITATION ' Normal rain for month 3.30 in Rainfall month ' 0.90 in- ' Greatest in 24 hours 0.64 in ' Deficiency for month — 2.40 in Deficiency for year — 3.75 in ' WIND MOVEMENT ' f Total movement 661m Average hourly velocity 8.5 m Maximum velocity E., 19 inst 34 m Prevailing direction N.E. WEATHER Clear days 13 , Partly cloudy 12 Cloudy 6 ■ ( Number of days with rain 7 Days of fog 7 Frost, heavy on 11th. GEORGE L. LOVETT. £ Official in charge. * I j HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY OF N. J. MEETS The_ forty-second annual meeting of ! (he New Jersey State Horticultural j ^ociety is to !>e held this year at Burlington, N. J., on December 12, 13. and 14. Because of its nearness to Cape May County we should take advantage anil u attend one or more days. Furthermore we should take an active part in the meeting by exhibiting and snowing that - Cape May Countv can grow as good I' fruit and vegetables as any countv in h 10 the state. i0 Exhibitors must send in their entry i0 blanks to Arthur J. Farley, New Bruns- . 0 wiek. New Jersey, not later than Deo cember 1st in order that sufficient space o may be reserved for your exhibit. 0 Entry blanks mav be secured from 0 this office or by addressing Mr. H. G. 0 Taylor. Riverton, New Jersey, o Let's get busy and have Cape Mav 0 County well represented at the Hortio cultural meeting.— Co. Supt. of Farm Demonstration. 0 0 If you have some money laid by for 0 future use, the place to put that money ® is in the Security Trust Co.. Cape May 0 ; o SPORTSMEN TAKE NOTICE

® The English Setter Club of America, D in December last, purchased ten dozen a Mexican Bob White Quail which was ) placed in charge, of Charles I. Wooster, ' Esquire, an attorney at law. of Camj den, who cared for them at his Berlin > home-, these birds were liberated near ) Medford, New Jersey, in April. Mr. 1 Wooster has had considerable experience I in keeping quail and they were in fine ) -ondition when liberated. So much has been said and written concerning the 1 Mexican Quail that Mr. Wooster and . our Club w'ant to acquire as much data as possible concerning the habits and ; Health of these birds, particularly as to whether they breed here or migrate. A 1 band was placed on the leg of each bird | with "C. I. W.t 1916" stamped on it. We ask any person killing or seeing i these birds to write fully to Mr. Wooster, Temple Building, Camden, New Jersey. These birds are smaller than our native quail and of somewhat different color and markings and can be readily distinguised. Camden, October 27, 1916. JOHN HARRIS, President, 315 Market Street, Camden, N. J. ELM KK M. SIMP KINS, Secretary, Glassboro, N. J. Tissue paper of Fine Quality for packgifts at Star and Wave Stationery Department. NOTICE CAPE MAY COUNTY ' CIRCUIT COURT I T. Stevens, Plaintiff. Aclion at l< Vs. in 5 William S. P. Shields. Attachment. Ji Defendant. ( Notice is hereby given that a writ of attachment, at the suit of Lewis T. ' Stevens, against the riglA and credits, , and affects, goods and chattels, and tenements of William S. P. Shielda,tr— non-resident debtor, for the of one litlndred and seventy dollars and eighteen cents, issued out of the j May County Circuit Court on the | fifth day of -September, 1916. returnable on the^fourth day of Octolker, 1916, hgs been served and duly executed, and was returniwl-^n the 15tb day of Septembe*M916, by.the sheriff, of the County of Cape Ma»\X Dated October 4, 1916. A. C HILDRETH, Clerk. LEWIS T. STEVENS, Atty. pro se. 1679-10-7 -5 t-pf 17.78. £

Professional Cards |J J. SPICER LEAKING COUNSELOR- AT-LAW Solicitor, Master and Ending, in Chancery Office: Hughes and "Franklin Streets, Cape May, New Jersey. SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE ATTORN EY-AT-LAW Merchants National^ Bank Building Washington and Decatur Stt, Cape Jday, New Jersey . NOTARY PUBLIC and Master in Chancery. Keystone Phone 35 A. JAMES M. E HILDRETH OOUNSELOR-AT-LAW Master and Examiner in Chancery NOTARY PUBLIC Offices at 214 Ocean Street Cape May, New Jersey ■Keystone Phone 39A. LEWIS T. STEVENS Counsellor- at-Law Special Master in Chancery Supreme Court Commissioner Notary Public Washington St., Cape May, N. J. J. H. OLIVER DENTIST 1120 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Pa. - (One door above Keith's Theatre) Filling a specialty— from one dollar Bridge work, five dollars a tooth. My special plates never rock. No one has this method but myself. Will alyou cartare when you order the teeth. Bell Phone — Walnut 1333. I YOUR EYES I are Your Tools Whxt care a good workman takes oi his tools to keep them in the best condition I Are Your Eyes Ail Right? JNQs. C. A. LONCSTRETH p Setcialal in Eye Tattnf d , I t fm 222 Hsrktl Strwt J / iMl PUfltlaU. 1

* CAPE MAY OPTICAL 18 613 Washington Street Cape May, N. J. in EVERYTHING FOR THE EYE ir PRESCRIPTION LENSES SPECIALTY J- Keystone "Phone 44D " ELI ROSENTHAL ld —Tailor— ^ SUITS MADE TO ORDER :o specialize in dry cleaning — all white A goods done by the best method, "d Cleaning — Pressing — Repairing l- Phone. 413 WASHINGTON ST. I 1 1. H. SniTH ft 'J Clothier p y p 608 Washington St. ft : mh Opposite Reeding Sle h^J 1 CAPE MAY N. J. : <■9 Suite for 65 en? upwards a Overcoete from 67 to 616 Qk Hate. Cape. 7 runka and 7 h ; . yh GenUemen'e Furnlat lux Good* A at Philadelphia prices. ? ^ j " NEW - Chinese Laundry j Will Open on MONDAY, OCTOBER 16 At 315 Mansion Street | Cape May. Frst Class laundry Work in All Its Branches SING LEE, Prop sarin i ~ -• - —

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^ All kinds of Palm Beach Mohair" *30 Keep Kpol Kloth at Ten Dollars. Headquarters1 for French Dry (leaning white clothes. GYS RIEF Ladies' and Men's Tailor ,219 Decatur Street Cape May, N. J. ® DIAMONDS, WATCHES JEWELRY At Lowest Cash Prices TNE WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRING— THIRTY-FIVE YEARS ZX PERIKNCE WITH LEADING NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHLk^JSto. ANl"r"1,?r,VI LOVING CUPS I SUITABLE FOR PRIZES .ARE NOW READY FOR YOUR INSPECTION I R. A. MINNER I I 513 Washington Street ' Ketone Phone 44- D HTTT'CAFE MAY OPTICALW. H. SMITH & SON 502 BROADWAY WEST CAPE MAY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Salt Meats Fruits, OraDges, Bananas. Patent Medicine# Hardware. CIGARS AND TOBACCO Keystone Phone 161M | ICECREAM AND FANCY CAKlT Nothing but the Best Tr, our HOMEMADE BREAD 5C . LorTt KOKES & REUTER 524 Washington Street DD*1^ Dining Room and IceCreamParlo r CLOSED