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SAILING Y'ARTV A delightful sailing party was given last night by Charles Hand to a number or his friends. The party boarded the yacht "Metropolitan" about eight o'clock. After sailing around the racing course the yacht came to anchor in the middle of the harbor. There Miaa Elizabeth Eldredge amused the • party by a 6eries of ghost stories which were original and uuique. After singing a few appropriate songs such as "Mr. , Moon. Why Don't You Shine," and Mr. Capt. Stop the Ship," his quests were served with a nice little lunch. The party was chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hnghes. Those who were lucky enough to receive cards were : Miss Elizabeth Eldredge. Jeanette Hand, ' Anita Hand, Fanny Thompson, Laura Hughes, Car- 1 rie Focer, Bessie Entriken, Martha Schellenger. Flossie Ware, Octavine j Ware, Helen Moore, Marie Thompson. Mr. Ralph Schellenger. Frederick Boener. Leslie Crawford. Harry ( Needles, Dudley Moore. Samuel Marcy. I Lemuel Miller, John Weaver. Leroyl Wilson, Albert Little. Albert Rutherford, Jessie Rutherford, and the host. Charles Hand. The Security Trust Company has demonstrated its worth and standing i in this community. Therefore the community should strongly support it. ' SMITH OWNS THE WHOLE SHOW Calvin Smith is the soje owner of I the People's Motion Picture place. 409 Washington street and is running a fine I entertainn ent which is attracting large audiences. cf A Most Valuable Agent. The giycerine employed in Dr. Pierce's Medicines greatly enhances the medicinal properties which it extracts from native Medicinal roots and holds in solution Much better than alcohol would. It also possesses medicinal properties of its own, being a valuable demulcent, nutritive, antiseptic >nd antiferment. It adds greatly to the efficacy of the Black Cherrybark, Bloodroot, Golden Seal root. Stone root and Queen's toot, contained In •Golden Medical Discovery " in subduing Chronic, or lingering coughs, bronchial, throat and lung affections, for ail of which these agents are recommended by standard medical authorities. In all cases where there Is a wasting away of flesh, loss of appetite, with weak 48 ln the early stages of conaumjftipn, there can be no doubt that gl yctrfnefacts as a valuable nutritive and aids she Golden Seal root. Stone root, Quecros root and Black Cherrybark In oromixing digestion ana building up the flesh ainnsfrength. controlling tho cough and bringing about a healthy condition Of the whale system. Of course, it must , pot be eifrfectea to work miracles. It will not curew>nsumption except In Its earlier naSoi nr"r" v',rv p'fr"i "HiIt Is not so effective. - iris ln the lingering hang-on coughs, or those of long standing, •Ten when accompanied by bleeding from ■ lungs, that It has performed its most marvelous cures. Prof. Fiuley Ellin gwood, M. I)., of Bennett Med. College, Chicago, says of glycerine: B&S^^.WKSSSE'S manufactured products of the present time In < It» action upon enfeebled. aisorUeiud stum- j achx, especially If there Is ulceration or catarrhal gastritis (catarrhal inflammation of - janDacn). it u a most efficient preparation. Glycerine will relieve many cases of pyrosis (heartburn) and excessive gastric (stomach) acidity. ** •Golden Medical Discovery " enriches and i purifies the blood curing blotches, pimples. ] cFiScwk'" scro °'JS swellings and old sores. ^ Ml DF-.S- v Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y_ ( " r. l""g all abuut the native , ESS atSBagLKfa™— ' 1: it

iCAPE MAY I LOSES AGAIN, DENNISVILLE WINS 6 TO 3 re j "j Locals Play Bard Game Bat j. I are Defeated by the Strong ! iu j Dennisville Team. I Ca]Mj May was again defeated Satur,s day in a game dull on both sides. ,h I The playing seemed to be dispirited j' ' and generally in a mood for anything I ■ | but work on the diamond. Another |. thing which was decidedly disadvanta |, geous (o them was that the game was | ( played away from home. , a "Flick" Stites did the twirling. He e | was not feeling at all well and went in < ( i, under a very hard conditions to keep j k Cape May from getting' into a tight | j y j place. His pitching was wonderful j , I considering the condition which he j y | labored against and he deserves a vote '. of appreciation. With a pitcher who ^ could not come up to the standard I vhi- h we have been accustomed to, it ^ I was a very hai d matter to win a vieg [ tory. Une of the plays, however, j ^ f | which caused the Urge number of fans, I e j who attended the game to sit op and j • i take notice for a few minutes was a j I ! double play pulled off by Gibson ar.d ; | Blakeley of the Cape May team. i 1 | The outcome of tue game was rather | j | unhappy as a large number of our local 1 , j enthusiasts took the wann trip to j f Dennisville to see Cape May repeat the f I easy method they used ou the Fourth . to beat this same team and wipe out , I I the sting«of Friday's defeat. Things I look rather black for Cape May's,! I team just at present but after tbe i present slump which comes to every 1 11 1 goo : team its a cinclt they will do I -a ( Deunisville in the return game next , Saturday. The tabulated score was : i v CAPE MAY. R H O A EC , Stites, p. 0 0 1 i 0; Bl-keley, 2b. 0 0 2 2 U;V J'udd. cf. 0 U 2 0 0 ] Cora ran, s*. U 1 3 7 I 1 I Cozens, c, 1 2 (j 1 t) ; Gibson, 0 (I y 1 1 | G Smiley, 1 0 2 0 OF Brokaw, 3b. 12 10 0; iUddlcton, 0 0 ,0 OjT Totals. 3 7 24 12 2 ' B DENNISVILLE. K H DAE Jefferson, lb, 3 2 10 0 it Retnhold, 2b, 2 1 U 2 0 Clark ss, 1 2 42 o ' fi Westcott, rf. 0 2 o n f< Kelly 3b. 0 2 r, 2 0 1 a Keen. If. n (t >• 2 uja James, cf. 0 0 1 1 0»g Rol erts, c. o 1 1 o 1 i S Carvey. p. 0 0 i 2 0 : a< — - - - — ; p Totals, K lu 20* 9 ] j |j 'Blakeley interfered and was out, no d one received credit. Cape May. 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-3' at Dennisville, 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 0-H5 I When you die, it is important your estate should be properly administered. Individuals die. and sometimes are incompetent. A Trust Compaey never i dies. It knows its business and does Jit- _ Malm Security Trtist fV»nn«np ft I your executor. • "j si X- f '^f ifrrii'j^rt^

ELBEtON NOTES A newly wedded couple are eqjoy ing their honeymoon' at tbe Elberon and someone bent on fun pinned a card on their room door containing this legMril: "We're just married but nobody •- knows it.". "The bridegroom noticing it, penciled under it: j i "That's so, but tbe pleasure is ours." Tbe incident is considered closed Mr. H. H. Goff. wife and daughter, have returned to tbe Elberon for the tenth season. Mr. Goff is tbe grandson of the late Judge Joseph Goff, of of Eidora, he being Judge in tbe Cape May Courts in 1840-1. Mr. Goff holds a responsible trust in tbe Chester line of steamers plying to Philadelphia. Miss Jesse is an accomplished musician and has a large circle of friends and followers. Last season there were about twenty of her acquaintances joined her for a weekfat tbe Elberon. They so thoroughly enjoyed themselves they are expected next week to repe-t their visit. Mr. Peters, lather of Mrs. Goff, is with the party. Miss May^Boyd, of Coatesville, Pa., Miss Flora and Miss Edna Hines, two inter- j estirig sisters, came with them. They] are registered from Eismere, Del. From Cranford, N.' J., comes two; bright and intelligent sisters. Miss] Charlotte and Miss Jean Watson. Professor F. 0. Hartman, supervisor of the Woodbine educational interests ! of thar growing place, is making nts ; home at the Elberon during tbe in- ] mer school. Mr. Jesse Bringhurst and wife are ! on their summer visits to the Elbeton. Mr. Bringhurst was one of the early pioneers to Atlantic City, and has w itnessed its marvelous growth. | He admits there is no place to eDjoy the cool salubrions, invigorating, satisfactory climate like Cool Cape May. Mr. and Mrs. Woodsworth, of New York, have been spending pleasant y two weeks at the Elberon, this being I their initial vfcit. They have plai.mo to meet friends next season at this de[lightful shore, j i SOUTH CAPE MAV. i All cottag-s here are rented ami :i i- . I Hotel Caywood is filled up. ' I Icecream and soft drinks or. indoor at the Hotel Caywood is a fen'-u appieciated by cottagers. The "South Cape May Improvement I ' Company held a meeting recently and j I transacted important business. A 1 noted capitalist expects to put up a bit ■ 1 1 of bungalows to rent at reasonable , prices for families, h much need- d ad- j dition to ("ape May. WHY NOT? Come, dip in old ocean, and thus renew 1 1 bright youth of spirit that once I you knew ; Come, bask in the sunshine of old j | Cape May ; Fill your lungs with ozone the live I [ long day. the breeze from the sea tan your pale cheek And bring back tbe strength to those I ! who are weak ; clams and the oysters, the crabs and fish i Are here and awaiting your slightest I from the city where heat pou s down, Come to the seashore where health C can be found ; v , tired brain and body mu-t have I treadmills of business whetei life's oppressed. nside all your cares arid leave tl e. I home ; Then flee to the beach and with freedom roam ! to old ocean, that quiets the soul, t And watch the breakers as shoreward ' they roll. 1 What's life where no pleasure brighte' 1 the day? 1 Or a rose without fragrance, ty the - What is music to those who cannot | Or cold words of sorrow that never cheer? never gave us this beautiful land. FYom the wonders of His benevolent . hand. To grind every day our whole life ! ^ But to live and enjoy it while we stay. : , k — M. S MARCY. J IDE NEWEST WRITING PAPER T One pound, log sneets Irish linen • t| paper and 5<> envelop.-* to match bi 50 cems at Star and^Vave Music H and Stationery Department. Paper, alone 25 cents per pound New style goods straight from th- manufacturer. Same goods being "featured" by Philadelphia department stores at same price. Name and ad ress will be neatprinted on paper for fifty rents ad- - Other paper bargains. Orders by mail will receive" prompt Help your City, -help New Capej May. and you will help your bant at j he same time. B OR SALE — Small farm. Very little cash required. For pariculars apply i Si Jtrelt. ** _ _4.10 Washington ] L - .. • __ • • .7^.'.-"

New Malay Opi« Cart Belnat ""rSftSSff ** * INw I Co-opermting riAoiSa in Mal^i sia, the Wint&or Laboratories of New asggKSB: • - l^OUR "wjlLDINOS W by covering them with B J-M ASBESTOS ROOFING m J-M Roofing resists fire — beI cause it is made of Asbestos, M an indestructible mineral, ■ which is not affected by fire, rust, rot or wear. Easily apI plied. "J-M" is the only prepared roofing that is permanently durable. You can save money by using it. Ask for samples and prices. H. W. JOHNS-MANVILLE CO. Dept. 100 william ST. HEW YORK CITY # ^ a ; GEORGE W. REEVES Steam and Hot water | H E B 1 1 H G Sanitar\- Plumbing by Sk"illefl Workmen. Ask for Hstsmates. 826 wastilnoton street. I WINDSOR HOTEL -i-"- k,. j prices ■ nly n» c!.r.ic ,.r:.*t-i h- t. 1 --f j PHILADELPHIA On You Need Mile fl.-lp The Bowery Mission, conducted by Kloksch, has notified the Governors of the several Sutes that the can supply at a moment's notice any number <>f able-bodied men for unskilled labor to the farms and I industrial centres where there is a marked dearth of labor. All that is required to secure such help is to pay Applications should addressed John C. Karl. Free Labor "2 Bible House. New York \ 0. A MERCHANT, JR ! COMMISSION BROKER STOCKS W BONDS 40fl WASHINGTON ST.. CAPE MAY, N. J. i" BELL PHONE 8fi KEYSTONE 68D \ Thomas Sou Its' general store in Cold is a popular base of supplies in Township and a^"8quare deal" s gi Ten to every patron. tf " I

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Steam Heat. Large Sun Parlor. ^^**1 ft 7 Poth's Beer, 7® AS jf%OJTOOT Choic-jWines , mr A. anu Liquors SGHELLINGERS LANDING j Local 'Phone No- 3d. IAMES A. CARROLL. HOTEL DEVON South Lafayette Street Cape May. N. J. J. L. KEHR. Proprietor ' Moderate priced hotel. Opeu all the year. Heated ro.ms C en tral ly located. WRISLFY'S NEW CAFE ( "Offer Wauhfturton and Jackw.i, Str«-i., CAPE MAY. N | Steaks. Chops. Sea Foods and Salads, Oysters in Every STYLE BOARD BY HAY OB WEEK FRANK B. WRISLEY WYOMING ~ South Lafayette Street, Between Congress and Perry Stfi One Square from the Peach | W R V ,\ N Z '• NT, CAPE MAY N ] CUT THIS COUPON NOW Star and Wave Publishing Company Enclosed please find One Dollar for which send the weekly "Star and Waw" t- -r une year beginning 1908. Name Address N j — — J | Kill out tin- coupon and mail with ca-h, check, money order or two cent stamps tor (one dollar) and receive the STAR am> Wave for one year in return. W. S. SHAW & SON General Contractors. Dealers (in » \ _ Brick, Lime and Cement j " 523 ELMIRA STREET 130TH PHONES