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froni bwbii to wnm ■MB SCHOOL rmm TomUh Boroughs, and 8m0 dttflB CAPE MAT POINT Helen da Rawitra DENNIS TOWNSHIP gBI.T.EPLAIN — Edward Hess, Herat hy Hoffman. ■LDORA— Hilda Bingham, Debore Chambers Milo Hudson, David Weiner. i BOOTH DENNIS— Everett McConnkk, Clark Hewitt, Lloyd BramelL CLHBMONT-Hattle Bozarth. O05AK VIEW— James Carew, Lama Downam, Edyth Wills. LOWER TOWNSHIP I EBMA— Sophis Banes, May M. Hoffman, Georgia Kimsey, Karl A. , Diddnson, Frank D. Garretaon, Al- ' hart G&ao&. MIDDLE TOWNSHIP flOSHEN — Easter BatU, Paul Cham- ] hers, Adeline Crandol, Elton Cran- ; del, Harriet Garrison, Carrie ] Hughes, Jennie Hughes, Bertha 1 Peterson, Aura M. Rhodes. ] ' COURT HOUSE— Martin Abrams, 1 Xtisabrth Andrews, Margaret Bald-, win, Dorothy Bennett, Frederick Calhoun, Helen Camp, Anna Demyaa, George Dongiass, Freeman Endicott, Alice Foley, Hannah j Porter, Leroy Garrison, Elva Ha- i wwi! Finley Mixner, Julia Bialey, g Eari Rose, Elisabeth Ross, Mildred „ Banll, Dorothy Styles, Rachel Tor- j *"*• I I BIAS CREEK — Elm* Godfrey, Dcro- J thy Godfrey, Leon Morton. I\i

qgm cMn-i^ om+m. HI— As Cb— set, Miami— Tte— |i RIO GRANDE Hslea Austin, Flceenee Hand. Walter Hand, Mahal Jaggard, Sara Nibloek, Manford Todd, Hkrry Griffenberg. NORTH WILDWOOD— Gilbert B loom well, Harry Colaop, Marie Ekstrom, Raymond Gibbs, Cyrie Kimball, Augustus Made, Joseph Rittenhouee, Leroy Smith, Adelaide Smith, Wilmer Streaker. SEA ISLE CSTT i, Jamee Locenatta, Harold Simpson, Lewis Steinmeyer, Margaret Tolson, Pearl Wood, Thomas Wood. * — i STONE HARBOR Helen Hiaes, EHa Mathis. j UPPER TOWNSHIP TUCKAHOE — Joseph Buriey, Emm» Clouting, Arthur Collins, Mary Collins, Elisabeth Corson, Edyth Dansen baker, Dorothy Dukes, Edmund i Godfrey, Frank Kethy, Estella Madara, Norman Panllia, Dorothy Robinson, Vera Sharp, Helen Sturgis, Nelson Taylor, Lovedy Welch, Oscar Wells, Andrew Young.

STRATHMERE- — John R. Godfrey. WEST CAPE MAY Henry Bennett, Ruth Bythewood, John Chambers, John Donley, Alinda Dwing, Annabel Ewing, Dorothy Hand, Weaver Howard, Margaret > Gladys Ludwick, Alfred MatKatherine Mcpherson, Harry Elisabeth Bobbins, Charles Sandgran, Mildred Shertenlieb, Smith, Harry Williams. WOODBINE Abram Alexenberg, A brum Baer, Benson, Reuben Cutler, Eva EBseaberg, Anna Feldman, Roee David Gruber, Jack Simmerman, Louis Koblitzky, Rosf Kounat, Levison, Saul Levin, Sylvia Mabel, Abram Medmicoff, Harry Chester RabWwitt, Joseph Shepekm, Lillian Stein, Harry I Weinstein, Saul WeizeL

memorials] OF BEAUTY AND DURABILITY ] Finely hammered, exquisitely carved and polished— lettered I and finished according- to your ot taste. 4 800 MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, MARWCTp OORHER POSTS, SILLS, ETC.. /Hvr TO SELECT FROM 1& on display in our show yards fafrj r> at Pleaaantville and Camden l-rtSfc' . They represent the larrest and I i j~: finest stock of memorials ever I F ! collected together by one con- \ I—— j M j 1 eern. They have heen cot from \ H / 1 standard granite* and marbles \ 1 , H / that were purchased before / — Prtew^ advanced v. the present I ^ ^ WE SPECIALIZE IN DESIGNING, MANUFACTURING AND ERECTING MAUSOLEUMS. PUBLIC AND PRIVATE MEMORIALS

CAMDEN YARD Opp. Harieigh Cemetery BeU Phone 17X7

I MAIN OFFICE AND YARD Pkrwant ville. N. J. J °PP Atlantic City Cemetery Bell Phone Pleasant ville t I i»eti rhnnc Pleasant '1

REPRESENTATTVKS • 1 52' _ 0oean "«• Atlantic Counties. c°-u- "*'*• Cherrtton. Vs., for 8tate of Virginia. O. J HAMMELL CO. ■ PLEASANTVrLI.E. N. J PRIVATE BATHS 0JROPEAN PLAN || REDGWAY HOUISE aEVATO, SERVICE \ AT THE FERRIES PHILADELPHIA PA H« and Cold Running Wader in Each Room HOTEL WINDSOR Conceded Cape May's Largest and Best 150 Roans M Sufes wtfe Balk R.HALPJN ■ss^ s^ m^^Maa >■>

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■\ -L2Tm-£2!*z] J nl lM Amsilrtl— wffl be bald ' tn their ream 606 Washington street ' \ <« Monday evening September fith, | 1W0 to reoefre the reported the AodiI tors on the maturing of the 41st I Series of Stock and to treasact such £ / business as riiall come before the meetffg legally. Cape May, N. J., August 23rd, 1920. H. a RUTHERFORD,

Secretary. 8-28_20_2928_2t Dr. Clarence S. Eldredge oculist of Philadelphia will be at Cape May for the season. Those in need of glasses or having trouble with eyas can consult him evenings or Saturdays, corner of Broad and Third avenue, Wert Cape May. 6-22-«Mf-lTC5 CAPE MAY OPTICAL 513 WASHINGTON 8T, Ct* May, N. J. EVERYTHING FOR THE EYES PRESCRIPTION LRNSES Specialty Keystone Thane 44L — ■ - — — — — — . ' .11--

Now is the Time l to buy your Mowing Machine and Hay Rake. We handle the McCORMICK MOWERS also McCORMICK HAY RAKES — We also carry a line of repairs for them in stock, which is a great convenience as well as a saving of time. 1 — i R. T. Johnson Est. New Jersey A.,H. Swain, Manager - -~~

Help Forge an ENDLESS } CHAIN oi Hone Trade J Dollars The dollar spent with the : HOME MERCHANT will owe BACK TO YOU. Ma ases the dollar to pay real T# pay taxes. Tapay wagaa. A iaQar seat oat of laws ra» mmrm it freni cirtrulatioa. Maka jnr dollar A UR ia tta teae trade CHAIN. ^ »»<^a <Hy j|

ARE YOU THINKING OF j MOVING I If so, get in teucfa with as. We have | 4 BIG TRUCKS ! 1 1 TON, 2 TONS, S TONS. 5 TONS ON THE ROAD ALL THE TIME Trips to Philadelphia every week. Lota from 510 sp. Any point between Cape May and Philadelphia. CONETS X-PRESS 106 t# 115 Garfield Ave, WILDWOOD Bath Phone*

B. T. ^lAZLBTT FrtLim* a*Y GOODS m* NOTIONt E—rytMmg /brlA, Lmdima Large stock of SUITS mad CAPS 323 Washington Straot C«po Mar Citr T- ~~

L GET YOUR SHOES REPAIRS) AT , T. H. TAYLOR'S * «• Washfagten SC Cape May, N. J * Overshoes FOB *». , vthouuw WOMEN sad CHILDREN. - Repairing Sole Leather BT OR HI'RIP. . Neolin Soles a Hy—fri*y , i McCOUCH £r THOMAS , Painters, G miners and Glaziers J Estimates cheerfully furnished |

' 1001 Lafayette Street t Cape May, N. J. Shield's Excelsior Baths Beach Ave. ud Decatur Sta. Latest Style Suits Polite attendants 1 Rooms by Day, Week or Soaaote BENSTEAD5 and MAGU1RES BATHS Between Jack, aid Parr, Street. Rooms by Week or Se.iee MRS. BERTHA L KltSTUD •«d MRS. D. C. HAND, Preprietrenee STOCKTON SURF BATHS Finest Bathing Establishment on the Atlantic Coast , JOHN C LITTLE, Mgr. 1 Polite attention

Ma j v. Rtod SrSSSHi mii C. aad Mis. A N. Knot of Park Bonlovard, Caredsa has* retonsd home after spsnitlsg aome tine wkk t her sister, Mrs. C. Wflha. Mrs. Rklph Sprite is entorteinteg her father for a few days. Mrs. Weeks has returned to Philadelphia after spending a wHh her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Bennet Miss Bessie Miller has taken up teaching at Wildwood. She is quite a favorite with the children. Mrs. C. Nichols is spending thne with her daughter at Millvitie. Mr. and Mrs. H. Smith and little daughter of Mill ville motored to Cape May and Called oa Mrs. & Hand and their Unde C. Willis. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Marvel has purchased the property of John Mcpherson on Broadway. Mr. C. Newkirk will move to hi* home purchased from Mr. S. CramMr. and Mrs. EUie have been spending a few days out of t*m Mrs. Ism McFarland has returned to Philadelphia after spaubag the waaraer with Mrs. s. McCnlte. Mrs. Haumton Pierson aad danghter, Laura were Philadelphia shoppers, Thursday. . ArdttaJd has returned to Philadelphia after spending «mm time with Mr. and Mrs. Orlando wiui mr. una an. Oriando

Lafferty. Judge Eldredge and family were in Atlantic City, Saturday last. . Mr . and Mrs. -Charles Simmington . and family soent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eldredge. Mrs. Leslie Fauver entertained Miss Ethel Petitt on Sunday last. Mrs. Edward Morton and daughter Mrs. Schmidt, spent Sunday in Philadelphia. Mrs. William Lloyd is entertaining company. We are glad to bear Mrs. Clement Newldrk is improving. Mr. E. G. Stanton entertained Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Dazenbacker, of Cedarville. FOR SALE— VERY REASONABLE price and terms. West Cape May. Broadway dwelling and business property. Apply to A. R. Hand. WANTED— MAN TO_ SWEEP floors and bale waste paper, all or part time, apply Star ud Wave Pub. Co. ROMEO MACCIOCCHI IMPORTER of HIGHEST QUALITY of ITALIAN GROCERIES Italian Olive Oil, Maccaroai, Cheeses, Fruits and Live Chickens Open evenings and all day Sunday BROAD AND ELMIRA STREETS Cape May, N. J.

Always Buy JTEITELMAN S ICE CREAM , It Looks GoodIt Tastes Good— And is Good iDaiiy Delivery Sundays un'il 12 M. | Keystone 120 Bell 25

nsnsBsnsnyiwinyiBxaifjaxBSBifiBifiBifiBifiBiiinif; # Good lighting in the work * ■ room of your home, like good M i W lighting in a factory, makes df oR k 5 work go faster and easier. B I When you've tried better light- rjtte_ ^ Hi ing in the home work room 'UkMraf y; ! you'll put better lighting in • 3 every room. S H< National MAZDA Lamps ^ ■ in the Blue Convenience Carton, will bring the B g results you want. * m J. ALLEN HARPER » ■ - a ELBCTMCAL CONTRACTOR 5 1 CARS nav, K J. 3