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CRABBING PARTY. Yachting and crabbing parties are i becoming quite the thing now that th« 1 season is advancing. Crabs are very I plentiful in the new harbor and seme j of the parties report catching two and three at one time. Oapt. and Mrs. Harry Bennett had as their guest Mrs. j J. C. Grady, of Philadelphia, and Mrs. William Ames of Chicago. They succeeded in landing a number of crabs. On returning to the landing the party found Mr. Charles Eldredge with his launch "jLorena"# waiting to take them around the racing course in the new harbor. Every one had a fine time and expressed themselves as finding a new pleasure in Cape May evety day they , -have been here. BOARD OF FREEHOLDERS. At the meeting of the Board of Freeholders yesterday Senator Hobert E. Hand was awarded the con'ract for ' the county road from Rio Gri.nde and Green Creek. Captain Lew Stilwell was elected County Road Supervisor, and Richard Holmes, supervisor of the road about o be bni t. The Secuii'y Trust Company has deraonstraf-d its worth and standing 1 1' this cnmmuei'y. Therefore the community -hou'd strongly support it. SMITH Ott NS THE WHOLE SHOW 'Calvin Smith is the sole owner the People" Motion Picture place 40!' . Washington s;re-t ard is runnine a fine entertain" ei.r which is attracting large audiences. tf Of Interest To Women To such women as are not seriously out OlThealthVbut who have exacting duties to] perform, either in the way ol household cares\or In soclil duties and funcoJnaWhiclA seriously tax their strength, ax welrisliohursiDg mothers. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription has proved a most valuable suiX^rting tonic and Invigorating nervine. By its timely use, much serious sicknt--s and -mi'-riiie rnav be avoided. The operating table and the Surgeons' knife, wou^l. It is t.;;rv<sT _ -TlCT" L . .. , if ,1.1,

seldom " ■ I : ■■■■••d most valuabli' «• -i ■i-7rP"ir^v '"T- r-nrtri to In good time. The " Favorite Prescrlp-ilon'tinspTorm-B great boon weipaountl mothers by preparing the system for the coming of baby, thereby rendering child- ' birth safe, easy, and almost painless. Bear in rokid. please that Dr. Pierce's , Favorite Proscription Is not a secret or patent medicine, -against w hich the most _ Intelligent peop|p are quite naturally averse, because of the uncertainty as to 1 their composition aiul harmless character, but Is a MKP1CISE OF KNOWN* COMPOSItion, a full list of till its ingredients Iming | printed, in plain English, on every bottle- | wrapper. An examination of this list of i Ingredient- will diselosfc the fact that it is aon-alrohullc in its compositkuj. cliemie- 1 ally pure, triide-refined glyoerltie taking , the place of the commonly used alcohol, in Its make-up. In this connection it may not Ik- out of 'place to state that the i "Favorite. Prescription" of Dr. Pierce Is theoniv medleim' put up for xhe cure uf I woman's |«vttliar weaknesses and all- I mcnts. and sold throueli druggists, ail j the Ingredients of which have the un- i animous endorsement of all the lending medical writers ami teacJiers of aii ilia , several schools of practice, and that too as remedies for the ailments for which ■Favorite Prescription" is recommended. A little bowk -Of £»*« endorsements will I* sent to any address, post-paid, and absolute!} free If yoo request same by postal card, or letter, of Dr. R. V Pierce, Buffalo. S. Y. Dr. Pierce s Pleasant Pellets cure constipation. (smell pat ion la the cause uf many diseases . Cure the causa and you mm Use disease. Easy to take as candy.

BOWLING AT CAPE MAY 1 SEMI-WEEKLY TOURNAMENTS . Stockton and Congress Teams Held Match Monday Evening. i On Monday evening the first of a series of duck pin tournanjents was . held at the Stockton Bowling alleys. ! r The games were all very close and ' . exciting. The Stockton bowling team, I however, took all three games This , was to be expected, however, being ' on their home alleys. Wednesday they I j will play a return tournament at the i Congress bowling alleys. ^ i The teams both seem to be of very j 1 , good calibre as all the scores were of r a high quality. Mr. Frank Miller did ' some exceptionally high and consisI ; tent rolling by making a 108 for the • ; first gaiqe, 111 for the second and 99 ■ ; for the third. For duck pins thi- is ^ about the highest con-istent score that ' has ever been made on any of the s i bowling ulleys at Cape May. The individual scores by games are • as follows : STOCK TO >l\ 1st 2nd 3rd Williams. 9"> 79 78 , B. Smith. S-". 85 79 ' F. Mil.gr, 2' 8 111 99 , Hcbberd. 79 94 Totals, ' 477 44! 432 c< NGRESS s i 2nd 3rd Dorner, 75 98 8-7 1 , Lumn.is, 74 74 80 1 Thompson. 7s 76 76 [ | Yillcy. " 84 91 92 | : Hughes, 86 84 77 1 Totals! 397 423 410 L Stockton wins all three games, first | • i by 60 points, second by 18 points, and i ; i third by 22 points. i vuuu uy u poilJLS. | ' 9

These tournaments are to be held [ £ , j twice a week through the season. On j r i Monday evenings a the Stockton, and ; I Hotel Cape May have not yet entered j J a team in these tournaments but they s are expected to do so soon. If this is I done there will be three toutnaments, : 1 | Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, j At the end of the season cups will be i £ given out. These cups will be of a I large size, and of the highest quality 1 1 j of silver. The cups will be awarded ' ' to the person making the highest aver- ! ! age score for the season and to the ■ pefson making the highest single f The announcement of these j j tournaments has cau-ed a g-eatdeal of s J I interest and they will he attended by , ! many spectators. , ; I — — - ' When you die. it is important your 1 i_4 estate should be properly administered. 1 i Individuals die. ana sometimes ire to- T competent. A Trust Company never , dies. It knows its business and does it. Make Security Trust Company your executor. ' OR SALE— Small farm. Very little cash required. For pan culi.™ apply i tj J. -H. Hu bes, 410 Washington - street

THE CITY I COUNCIL MEETS . REGULAR MONTBLY MEETING Summer Police Elected and Jeff fiitew made Permaifcil Officer. The regular monthly meeting oi Council was held last evening. Messrs Klwell, Hand Joseph. Hand Stilwell. Moore, Shaw and Ware being present and Doak, Sayre and Townsend absent. The reading of the minutes was dis pensed with on motion of Mr. Moore. President Ware asked that bids fur | the sewer extension contracts be J handed in. The following wei e ; offered : Bids were submitted by the Atlantic : Construction and Suiply Company and J. Harvey Bennett, of this city, in de- | tail, the aggregate for the company I being $7057 and for Bennett $4600. ' The con'ract was awarded J. Harvey Bennett. A communication was received fronts* residents of Broadway and First avenue protesting against the removal ot . the boardwalk at the west; end of the beach drive and asking that it be restored. It was numerously signed. On motion it was referred to the Street committee to investigate and report back to Council. Another petition signed by many people requested that the city's Land be ! permitted to play .a portion of the time in the Windsor avenue pavilion. Referred to Committee Property and lmi proyement. This committee reported that they had the band here, one of the - new p<i\ i lions finished and the other , nearly so. They also requested ueri mission to buy 200 more chairs for tht ' pavilions and the ri quest was granted t j A communication lrom the fire de- [ | partment announced the election o: j Joseph H. Hanes. chief, and James J. , I Doak. assistant chief. Council cor.J ' firmed the election. The police report . gave five arrests for- the month, all ( 5 j disorderlies and uniformly fined $2 and - j The building inspector reported is- j suance of fourteen building permits, j | chiefly for alterations, but on- for erection of newsier to Charles Camp- ' a j bell and Sol Needles. b ! A request from Captain Miils for a | . i fire alarm at Schellenger's Landing I i : was granted. • Fifty dollars was appropriated for I 8 i advertising in [connection with the I ' i Inquirer's regatta to be helc nrrtil j Saturday. E | A number of appiicaiions for sum- 1 ] roer police were submitted by the j I' Mayor and William Gibson, Harvey ! * Coverdale and George Lehman were ' ^ elected. Jefferson Gibson was elected I to the permanent police force. . ] e » ITS YOUR KIDNEYS. t E Don't Mistake the Cause of your Troubles. A West Cape May Citi- < c zen Shows Mow to Cure Them. Many people never suspect :h- ir i:idI ney-. If suffering from a lame. • eak or aching back they think that :: is : ® only a muscular weakness : when u: in9 ary trouble set?- in thev thin« i; . ill <, soon correct itself. And it j- w :th j all the other symptoms of kid t. isorders. That is just where ;i.— danger 2. lies. You must rule these tr'-j- ! - or - they may lead to diabete- or Ih .gr.'.'s ■j disease. The best remedy to is 1 Doan's Kidney Pills, it cures *U ills' ' which ar- caused by weak or di*-- csed i d kidneys. West Cape May people t-.s- ' !' " i'l i ch'aef "h " 'hoM ""nd*. Columbia a e- ' nue. West Cape May. X. J.. sa-.s:! 6 "For almost a year I was afflicted with , '2 kidney trouble biought on by a heavy 7 | cold. I had severe pain- in the >niiill | _ | of mv back and at times was unabie to i 0 1 sleep at night, arising in the morning I tired and unrefreahed. Whenever I I II ] stooped or brought on any strain on the \ d j muscles of my back, sharp twinges ] I would dart throughout inv body and 1 1 i felt miserable. I was also subj ct to i

I headaches and dizzy spells and at times ! eyesight was blurred. Hearing of n^' s Jx i *^ncy^ ^ J^Procured them j (continued taking them and was com-] : pletely cured. 1 have hud no trouble n since and can only say that Doan's! h (Kidney Piils are invaluable for kidney! n [trouble." For sale by all dealers Price ."KJc. j ! Co.. Buffalo. X. Y.. " | sole agents for the United States. n I Remembei ihe name— Doan's ar.d r | take no other. j t THE HEWEST WRITING PAPER ! ^ One ppon-!, 106 sneets Irish linen I _ finish paper and 50 envelopes to match ! at Star and Wave Music I and Stationery Department. Paper i alone 25 cents per pound. New style I goods straight from the manufacturer. ' Same goods being "featured" by Phil- ! . adelphia department stores at same price. Name and address will be neat- : ly pri n fed on paper fdr fifty cents additional. Other paper bargains. Orders by mail will receive prompt attention. j Help your City, help New Cape May, and you will help your bank at ! he s»me time. 1

Malay Opium Care Being Distributed Free by a Dew York Society. Co-operating with missions in Malay, sia. the Windsor Laboratories of New York have secured a supply of the won- , derful oombretum plant, which has demo so much to revolotionixe the treatment of the opium habit. A generous supply of the new remedy, together with full instructions for its use, and United States consular reports bearing on the subject will be sent to any sufferer. To obtain a free supply of this remedy and the consular reports, addressWindsar Laboratories, Branch 28, 184 Bast 26th Street, New York City. wB& &jjm BW:; 1 rpaHBam. a ^rpROTECT^JI K YOUR BUILDINGS 1] I) FROM FIRE 1 mf by covering them with ' If J-M ASBESTOS ROOFING ■ J-M Roofing resists fire— beI cause it is made of Asbestos, w an indestructible mineral, j I which is not affected by fire, ' rust, rot or wear. Easily ap- j : "J-M" is the only prepared roofing that is permanently durable. You can save money by qsing it Ask for Samples and prices. H. W. JOHNS-MAWILLE CO. Dept. R.. I0O WILLIAM ST. new YORK CITY m4B ■ ~ ' I MNP ill PARKER'S , HAIR BALSAM , HSflw JSdH (ym*' " ' ioJia' I ;i GE0B6E 119. BEEVES ! Steam ana lit water H E B T I K G I I — — Sanitary Plumbing by Skilled Workmen. Ask for Estimates. 620 Wasttio^ti street. WINDSOR HOTEL . | grind svrv- v <'..mbi"c-i '.Villi lo.k : ! prict s I The only moderate priced holt 1 - ' ' | reputation and consequence in : PHILADELPHIA

Do You Need Male Help. The Bowery Mission, conducted by j nors of the several States that the j can supply at a moment's ! j notice aoy number of able-bodied men j ' for unskilled labor to the farms and | | industrial centre- where there is a j marked dearth of labor. All that is 1 , required to secure such help isto pay I j transportation. Applications should j i aildres-ed John C. Karl. Free Labor j Bureau. 92 Bible Hdusc. X'ew York. i 0. A MERCHANT. JR. j i COMMISSION BROKER STOCKS IP BONDS 406 W ASH INGTON ST. , CAPE MAY, N. J. BELL PHONE 86 KEYSTONE 68D Thomas Soults' general store in Cold in a popular base pf supplies in Township and a "square deal" s .given to ev^ry patron. tf

HOTELS I HOTTtT-« WINDSOR I ! OPEN A1 L THE YEAR I R. J. CRESWELL, PROP- I OPEN Eoft SEASON APl^L 4th v. *9 First Class in all its appointments. Sun parlors. 1 Suites with baths. Thoroughly renovated and 1 heated throughout. j I " ■ ISEA CREST INN Z'JZ j ( MRS. M. NEEDLES, PROPRIETOR ! ^ Thoroughly renovated. All Ocean Front rooms. Cuisine first I class. Home comforts Rates on application to Sea CreSt Inn. Cape iMay or 22 1 2 North 13th Street Philadelphia. OPEN ALL WINTER LONG THE YIRQIKIA Most Comfortable All-the-Year House on^the Atlantic Seaboard. FINELY FURNISHED TABLE BEST IN CAPE HAY TERFECTLY HEATED PRICES MODERATE J fISS Jt. U ALP IN The Atdme, DECATUR STREET. New Beach Ave. 4 g jt— M THBO. MUFLLEU . Pro-^Jetor. \ 0060 all tflfi 1001. | Steam Heat. Large Sun Parlor. [ \QZhe j~f>avboT Pothch°>?rw,.>!S ■ A. 1/ A anu Liquors H I SCHE!.. ingers LANDING a ! Local 'Phone No- 3d.' IAMES A CARROLL. ■ HOTEL DEVON 1 I South Lafayette Street Cape May, N. J. J. L. KEHR, Proprietor ' Moderate priced hotel. Open ail the year. Heated ro»ms. Centrallyiocated. WRISLEY'S NEW CAFE Corner WasbingtOD and Jackson Street*. CAPE MAY. N | Steaks. Chops. Sea Foods and Salads, Oysters in Every STYLE BOARD BY DAY OK WEEK FRANK B. WRI^LEV WYOMING South L :!a > ttc Street, "Hetwcen Congress and Perry S;* One Square from iTie l-'each A. R. VAXZ - NT. CAPE MAY N. ). CUT THIS COUPON NOW Star and Wave Publishing Company Enclosed please find One Dollar lor which I i"-" - - ■ " — —

send the weekly "Star and Wave" for one year f beginning 1908. J ' Name ' Address Fill out this coupon and mail with cash, check, money order or twb cent .-lamps lor (one dollar) and receive the 1 Star axu Wave for one year in return. W. S. SHAW & SON | " General Contractors. Dealers ( » Brick, Lime and Cement 523 ELMIRA STREET j BOTH PHONES