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AFTER 6B1PPE Mr*, Findlajr Made Strong By Vinol Sererj, lKtni. — "The Grippe left me ka a weak, nervous, run-down condition. I «u too weak to do bit housework and could not sleep. After trying different medicines without benefit Vinol restored my health, strength and appetite. Vinol la a grand 'medicine ana every weak, aervoua, run-down woman should take ft." — Mrs Geo. Famur. Vinol sharpens the appetite, aids Ugeotioo, enriches the blood, and builds up natural strength and energy. Try it on our guarantee. Mecrar'e Pharmacy. Cape Mar. N. J.

WEST CAPE MAY Mr. Ben Botwinick has moved his family to Woodbine for the winter months. Mrs. Herbert Pettit called on Mrs. , Winfield Pettit this week. Mrs. Inis Weldon has gone to Philadelphia for the winter. The happy father this time is Mr. George Hoffman — a little son. * , The parents of little Anna Shall cross have the sympathy of their friends in havijig to M-nd her sway for treatment. A very happy tea berry party was giren by Mrs. Chas. Willis, to her Sun- ' day School class of eighteen happy kid- ' dies. Mrs. Harry l.udlam spent Thursday . ] with her husband in Paulsboro. ' ^ There was a loyal Temperance League formed in West Cape May last Sunday, j the superintendent being Mrs. C. Willis. ' ^ The Men's Bible Class enjoyed a very ^ pleasant social time last Monday eve- 1 j nine. i)r. Frank Hughes, their popular , , teacher, takes great interest in this - j good work. ! , All our people feel a great sympathy t and sorrow for Mrs. Clara Peterson and , her two interesting children in the sudden death of the devoted husband and j loving and tender father. It would be ] • difficult indeed to find a kinder-hearted | neighbor and friend and a good man in j every way, and his memory will be re- s spectod by all who knew him. i A large number of our people were < over to hear the famous preacher and t lecturer, Rev. Or. MunhaU, of German- 1 i town. Pa., deliver his wonderful lecture II on the Bible. And, though' he talked 1 1 nearly two hours, we could all have lis- 1 tened on continuously foi another hour < Of two to his marvelous story of the j 1 Book. MAN ABOUT TOWN |« Which one of the High School boys;' will be first to organize a club to grow 1 vegetables on vacant lots. They arc do- * ing it in other places, why not have it here. It is also profitable when pota- J toes nearly reach ?2.00 per bushel in price. Mrs. .Sallie B. Nelson of Chester was , at her Washington street ' cottage orr , Wednesday. j. [j Mrs. Florence Veile of Pitman, was j looking over her Beach front cottage on j j Monday. Dr. Alex. Marcy of Riverton, was on s gunning trip here recently. . 1 J Mrs. limine M. Reeves of 1010 Spruce | street, Philadelphia, waB looking after •'or real estate holdings on Tuesday. •Mrs. Carrie Miller nee Hand passed Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. R.S. Hand, of Jefferson street. | Mrs. Georgians GnrrclMiu ami sister j of Jackson street; arc aiming friends in ' Wilmington. Miss Martha .Schellinger, now residing in Philad'elphis, was at lier home on j Washington street on Sunday. 1 ANOTHER RESIDENT 1 Mr. >nd Mrs. Lemuel Miller. Jr.. are _ tlie recipients of congratulations from their friends on the birth of a daugh- [ ter. The ehild, who was bom Tuesday morning will be named Marv Jane. %— W. c. T. U. SOCIAL A varv profitable and enjoyable sO. j <ial was held at the home of Mr. William "Bailev on Tuesday evening. November ' Sl. im.Vr ::.e ati.piees ..f the Women's Christian Temperance l aiou. < I -The interrstiyg program xx,, as fol- j lows; Prayer, bv Rev. t.'arrii-m; welcome song, by I'nion; Teni[H-rani-e Scrip- I turn nadiiig". Rev. H. K. Garrison; in- < striimental solo. May Bailey; recitation. I Etta Reeves; What has the W. C. T. ly " Accomplished, Mrs. Hayes; singing 'by the I'nion; reeitatiion, two boys and *■ A Cigarette, Ada Gibson; duet, Martha I Swain and Etta Reeves; Talk on Temperanc- , K. T. Johnson; Game of Tem- > peranc-, Consc juences." singing by tb. I'uiont What can White Ribbon Influence do in the Home, Mary Johnson; winging, '.|Uiirtettc from Fishing Creek ; . Which is the Mast Important Line in W. C.'T.U. Work. Mrs. H. E. Garrison; Becitattoin, A Cprtain Luctiire, Aurilla ' T.IU6U ; .Matrliinp Cut-OUis. At tiie end of the program Temperance l.iti rature was disiributed. An appeal fur new members was then made. Four new ones were added to the already long list of members. Simple refreshments wore then served which consisted of lemonade, cocoa and cake. Notice-Gunner signs for sols at Star and Wave Stationery Dept.

IF MOTHERS ONLY KNEW Mother Gray's Sweet Powdgrs for - Children relieve Feverishness, Headache, Bad Stomach, Teething Disorders, move and regulate the Bowels and destroy worms. They break up colds in " 24 hours. Used by mothers for 29 years. Ail Druggists, 25c. Sample free. Address, Mother Gray Cfc., LeRoyl N. Y. 1988-11 -25-3t ACCIDENT AT RIO QRANDE Lilburn Green, colored, of Whitesfcoro, driring a large auto truck of Is- . rael Woolaon, Wildwood, was struck by a fact traveling Reading express train > last Wednesday at the road crossing in Bio Grande. A number of unloading ^ freight cars sidetracked at right angles to the road prevented 'Green's seeing the oncoming train. It is probable that tne warning bell was ringing, but Green did not hear it and drove on. The locomotive struck the car bead on and dashed it to pieces, seriously injuring' Green and his helper. The injured men were immediately .removed to fhe Wild wood CSty Hospital where their injuries are 1 pronounced feerious. i jH ' TO ELECTRIFY STEAM ROADS Electrification of the existing steam , if the Pennsylvania Railroad from i Ocean '.City to Stone Harbor and ita extension to jMpe May was discussed | Tuesday between officials of the railroad and representatives of the county and coast resort governments and Chara- ' her of Commerce. .The meeting was i at the office ofTfr. W. W. Atteri at Brood Street Station. Six memof the Board of Freeholders, the Mayors of Wildwood Crest and Stone and City Commissioners from l and Chamber of Commerce members from -Sea Isle City, Avalon and Stone Harbor were present. Discussion centered on the joint use automobiles and electric cars of the railroad bridges at Corsons and Town- ( send's pilots in connection with the use of the proposed county bridges at Hereford and Cold Spring Inlets. An agreement of this kind, it was pointed out, between the county and the railroad company would result in a sarI of thousands of dollars to both in (bridge construction, operation and mainIt .would also reduce the numof bridges across the inlets or thoroughfares which interfere more or less with navigation. The advantages of -a high speed inter- | resort electric service from Philadelphia . | and Atlantic City to Cape May were ' dwelt upon and the benefits that the (railroad company and the resorts would derive were discussed. The eliminations of the dangerous grade crossings on the mainland above Cape May was urged by the railroad officials. •' The bridge matter was referred to i learning Rice, County Engineer, and Mr. James E. Buckclew, Superintendent j for an agreement as to tentative plans ! the joint use of the present and proposed bridges. .-

N *ft Let Us Print Your Sale Bills i — « — ' 11 1 j TOC CAN MAKE MONEY I rlrlif 'around your home, just as hun\ynrk. is easy, pleasant and permanently ■ profitable. Be your own boss and tuilld • your own business. You take no risk, make sure profit right along. Send name, address, one reference. L. I BROWN, 66 Murray St.. New York City, t 41-1691-11-^4 ( Established 1886 'Phone Connection 1 IHE DAYLIGHT STORE : j New Autumn Millinery 1 Remarkably good hats at very . low prices. All of Biack Velvet ' of excellent quality, and comprised of the newest and most distinctive shapes— new Sailors, Tarn O'Shanter effects, ncornes and drapped T urbans. 0. L. W. Knerr 518 & 520 Washington St. 1 Cape May, N, J.

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WITNESS WANTED SUNDAY NIGHT OCTOBER 22nd Arriving at Nevfield, N. J., 7.45 P. M., and who reported to the trainman that a man had fallen off the fifth car, PLEASE COMMUNICATE WIgH THE WipOW WHO 18 LBFT WITH TWO CHILDREN. MRS. A. VON WOGLUM 886 Main Street, Bridgeport, Ct. SOUTH CAPE MAY TAX SALE Wednesday, December 20, 1916

Public tit lice is hereby given by R. F. Boggs, Collector of the Borough of South Gape May, that he will sell at public sale all the lands, tenements, hereditaments and real estate, hereinafter mentioned, for the shortest term for which any person or persons will agree to take same, or in fee where no one will bid for a shorter term, and pay the tax Hen thereon, including interest and costs of sale. This sale will take place at Town Hall, South Oapc May, N. J., Wednesday =t 12 noon, December -28, 1016. The said lands, tenements, hereditaments and real estate to be sold, and the names of the persons against whom said taxes have been laid, on account of same and the amount of taxes laid oa account of each parcel are as follows:— Owners Lot Section Amount R. K. Bottom ly jo 52 $ 2 98 F' Fe" " 22 70 2 69 J. Hildreth 1048-100 acres 13 27 C. F. Henry 7 acres 991 G. W. and C. Lenoir 24 , 33 2 65 A. Laugh ran 20-22 28 3 42 A Laughnm 29.31 43 3 04 M. Meidel 5-6-12 26 3 19 M. Meidel ;i.. 5.3.7 27 3 ]9 J. F. OBourks 21-23 52 3 42 F. L. Wallace. 5 75 2 86 H. Wise 1 61 2 86 hi. A. Wood 7.9 75 {74 B. F. BOGGS, -> Collector of Taxes. Dated November i, 1#16, v h s A .

Sale of Lands FOR DELINQUENT TAXES IN THE BOROUGH 0F; WEST CAPE MAY

1 PUBLIC NUT1CH Is HKREBY .GIVEN I i fcy Hurry- T. ^ndiam. ( ollector of the | Borough of We»t Caj.-e May and State ■ "f New J. rsi-y, that lie will sell at pub- j lie ale fur taxes assess-, 1 for the year II 191--.. all thAlands, tenements. herediU I ments and ri-al estate hereinafter men- j tioneil. for the short'->t term- for j»-hich ). any per-on or persons will agree to take th. same, Kir in f.-e. « h,.ro no one will I bid for a shorter term end pay the tax then on. im-liiding interest and c«.-t-. The -aid sale will take place in Borough Hall. Fourth Avenue, West Cape . May. X. J.. Monday. Dee nih.-r 18. 1916. ! Hie said lands, .tenements, heredita111 uls and real estate s., t„^,e sold, and the names of the pirsoiis against whom \ the. said taxes have been laid or a-»e-.-ed account of the same and the amount eaib pamT, are as follows, viz: Ida C. Barrett. 170 lots. Hughes | tract s» 551.51 latrinia Clemens. Lots dgij and 229, block 14. Milier farm. . 9.09 Mary Detwiler. house .nd lot North side- Eldredge axenue. ^■djoining land. Annie H igln-s 54.5-' Heirs Livingston Kldn-dge. hobs.- and lot. Seoon.1 avenue adjoining land of R. s. Hoff. Heirs Robert V.'lDn.l. fifth interest in proL..rty near W. ! J. and S. R. R 3.03 1 1 Heirs William Holland, house and lot. south side c.dmubia il avenue adjoining land of Ned Mcc- y 10.10' 1 Charle* Hughes, house and lot, i M". 1; Edmunds ' 25.25 , 1 Ottiig- Howard. Jious, and lots ; P Nos. 212 and 213. bhs-k 13. Mil'er Farm v . 32J2 I Estate John llalpin-. — v . leot 1. block 1. Mjller Farm.. l.Ol I I-ot 2, block 1, Miller farm. . 1.01 I ' Let 13. block 2. Miller farnm. 1.01 ! Lot M- block 2, Miller farnP. . 1.01 j

Meadow- land nekr Cape Island Creek 4.04 Samuel Herman. Lot 17 1. block S. Miller farm 2.02 Henrietta Johnson, house and lot No. 201, block 12, Miller I f'irm. adjoining Win. Trusty 4.04 j Anne Keith, house and lot, north side learning avenue, adjoin- ' ing Mose Murry 23.23 tnne Keith. House and lot. ad 1 joining land of Emma Scull ! West 11.11 Amanda "Lewi*, house and lot north side Id-anting axvmie adjoining 'land late C. Cox 9.09 William James Moore. Lots 209. block 12. Miller farm 2.02 Gilliam James Moore, lot 210, block 12, Miller Farm 2.02 ; William James Moore, house and Jot 21, block 12, Miller .'arm .10.30 Moiiascrdnc. house ana lot* Nos. 226 an l 227. blockId. Miller farm, admininlands of J. M (Clinton 23.23 ' \rthur g. Reeve*, house and lot smith side Meehanie str.-x't 1 unu I. xtmill. house and lot j north -ide L aming avenue. adjoining estate Eli Teal ... 10.10 Walter Trus-tv. house and lot ! .adjoining Kinwy 17.17 ; L. Turner, limine and lot ; north side Undis avenue . . 21.21 (diaries Welch. Lot No. 10. Work F. Hughe- tract ...... ' 1.52 ] it - r!e« W-leh. lot No. 20, blm-k 1 I. lluglies tract 1.52 ! ; Costs .ind interest from December 2». {with the co.t of 1 hi- s Ixirti-emmi't. "o 1 Dat.d N'oxcmW .1. lUll. j HARRY T. LI'DLAM. [HENRY H. ELIJREljfiE. Solicitor.

%Vbea Rahbers Become Necessary and y»3T • v/jlinrli. use Allea's Ko >t- i Ease, tiie Anti* pt^- poxvJi r to 1> • shaken into the shoes -1.1 ^ rihkled "into the foot-bath. Ju*t -1 tfe'Tlu :g for Rit-ai ing in New Slioea. At give. r«-f.t and confort. to tired. taxolK-n. robing feet. S dd everywhere. 2.V.. . 1 l-25.-I988-.3t j, ' - . - Children Org FM FLETCHER'S C ASTORIA «

A. H, FAULKNER Gontraptor I and Builder 620 Hughes Street tape Haj.NJ. 4 m tro vice to ociraxas Gunners or trappera are hereby forItirtden to trespass on tiie A. B. MiUbr farin at Green Creek. N. J. mo-st

last FaH. You had Better Buy Voar Shoe Leather Now And haw* it on band, as it will go orach higher in - price. I hare ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH OF HALF SOLE LEATHER ia stock. Cut Soles at 20c to 40c a pair Leather Squares, best grade, at 50c Long Leather Strips, Shoe Nails Cobblerr i Last 50c Set CHEAPER TO HAMME^ONJfOUR OWN SOLES 1 CHAS. A. SWAIN MM JACKSON ST. CAPE Mil. K. I.

;35 H. C. BOHM : 232 JACKSON STREET F |FOR FRESH FISH Jt taken from his own fish pound f ALL OTHER SEA FOODS IN SEASON t Bo,h Phon« * Prompt Drtiveriea 3 . White Clothing Cleane « in the Most Approved Himnif i / ,Tobn jf. (Borski ; C USTOM SUITS TO. ORDER I Cleaning, Pressing, Scouring i CAPE MAY, N. J. 1 Keystone Phone 31 9 Next to Post Office NEW AND SECOND HAND Household Goods Are Now Being Sold at a WONDERFUL SAVING ; We can offer these BARGAINS Because we have a small expense in conducting businessLET US SHOW YOU WHAT CAN BE DONE THIS WEEK New Cook Stoves, $18 and $20 Second-hand Cook Stoves, All Prices New Heating Stoves, $12 to $25 SECOND-HAND HEATING STOVES ALL PRICES New Couches, $8. Fine New Linoleum at Very Low Prices Big lot of used Bed Room Suits, priced very low for quick sale Wardrobes, Iron Cots, New Brass Clothes Racks New 9^x12 Fiber Rugs at $6.50 New chairs, $1.25. Used chairs 25c up New Horse Blankets for Stable and Street use. New Comforts and Bed Blankets. A large lot of miscellaneous articles at great bargains. Large lot of small rugs,- Velvet, Axminster and Brussels. Priced at $1.00 to $2.00. C. S. NEWELL, Excelsior Building WEST PERRY STREET A RELIABLE BUILDER Otis M. Townsend 218 OCE^N jST» CAPE MAY, N. J