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WEST OPE MAY I Master Floyd Hughes and Evert Smith attended a party at Green Greek on Saturday. Master William Cherry, of Clermont, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Emma Cherry. Mrs. Lizzie Hewitt, of Camden, spent a couple of days with relatives here. 1 Helen Reeves spent Tuesday night with her friend, Irene Matthews. Henry Woodruff beautified his home with a new piano. Charles Smith spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Smith. She is very much improved and expected home ; soon. Alfred Matthews has been filling the vacancy of Henry Woodruff at Eldredge 'a store. Mrs. John Meyer is on the sick list. ■ Harry Needles and Walter Taylor can be seen often with their trotterson Broadway. Master Albert Ludlam entertained a party of his young friends on Tuesday. ( He received forty birthday cards. Miss Edith See is spending some time away. Edward Stanttoh returned to the life saving station after being borne some time sick. Mrs. William Hoffman, of Cold 1 Spring, spent Thursday night with her ' sister, Mrs. Arthur Reeves. ONLY ONE i The Record is Cape May is a Unique One ' If the reader has a "bad back" or ' any kidney ill and is looking for relief ] and cure, better depend on the only re- l medy endorsed by people you know. | Doan's Kidney Pills relieve quickly — ] cure permanently. Cape May citizens < testify to this. Here is a case of it: James Otterman, Mechanic St., West Cape May, N. J., says: "For two , years I was in the grasp of kidney com- [ plaint. I had pains in my back, espe- t dally in the morning and I experienced sharp twinges when I stooped or lifted. My back often ached at night. I tired f easily, felt languid and nervous and was c subject to headaches and dizzy spells. f Another evidence of disordered kidneys t was a too frequent desire to pas< the 6 kidney secretions. Finally I tried Doan's Kidney Pills and in a short time they relieved me. They eventually brought about a cure and it has re- 8 mained permanent. c For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. J Foster- Milburn Co.. Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States Remember the name— Doan's — and j take no other. , r HOTEL ARRIVALS I VIRGINIA I Camden— J. 8. Middleton d Philadelphia — C. Hebbard, Jacob Snare,*Mr. and Mrs Jno. Howard, Jas ^ — — - — » — — .

C. Warhurst, Ohas. P. Willets. | Boston— S. H. Crawford, H. 0. Tracy. College ville. Pa -Mrs. Ella M. : Hobson. Wilmington, Del.— Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Harvey. Cape May— Mrs. Mary Church, O. 8. Church. Vineland— j. T. R. Colfuhoun. Avalon— Gilbert S. Smith, F. P. Oanfield. Holly Beach— P. E. Smith Wildwood — L. R. Baker. Atlantic City — F. P. Stoy. North Wildwood— H. O. Wheaton. WINDSOR Philadelphia — J. Clinton Sellers, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Speake, A. K. Reamer, Mr. and Mrs. Evan Randolph. West Chester, Pa.— W. A. Pierce. Rosemont, Pa.— Hugh J. Wilson. Bryn Mawr, Pa.— Mr. and Mrtf. K. S. Green. Moore jtown, N. J.— W. E. Trout. Springfield, Mass.— J. H. O'Brien. Princeton— W. B. Hatfield. Wilmington — Mr. aiid Mrs. H. M.

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News Notes (Continned from Page 1 ) ago, and ran out tl|B first car to test the connections and system. It was snowing and the old cable lines were much bothered but the trolley had no trouble. Mr. Foster was a genius in electrical work and his career as an electrician took him to many distant points. « 9 « The Star and Wave Stationery Department has just received a lot of booklets entitled "Good In Letter Writing." While they we will send them free on receipt of postage— two cent stamp. The Knerr Building on Washington street is nearing completion, and will be occupied as a modern dry giods store. ft ft «!) The Belmere is the name of a new apartment house located on the corner of Perry aAd South Lafayette streets, and when thoroughly completed will be by Mrs. Smith, whe has bad considerable experience in this business. « ft Ce John Stuart, has made all instruments and erected a wireless receiving apparatus at his home, 811 street. woe A communication signed by Pilot R. Price, of Lewes, Delaware, published in the "Delaware Pilot" condemns the harbor improvements 1 here and thinks the money should have 1 spent on the Delaware Break- ' water. The wealth of misinformation displayed is amazing. He charges the ' government with having done all of immense amount of dredging done the Cape May Real Estate Com- i whereas the government has not I done a bit uf it and justifies bis caustic ■ criticisms upon his experience of years i "with this particular locality." This 1 does not qualify him, for Hie army en- i gineers who declared the harbor pro- 1 ject entirely feasible after exhaustive j scientific investigation, have the | broader knowledge and experience j | with many other localities in this ' i country and throughout the world. | I The carious part of all the criticisms t ; islthat the critics seem to deem it , j necessary, in order to advance their , 'own projects to condemn the Cape , May development It seem to us that j it would be far more reasonable and effective, if they were to confine themselves to pushing their own localities for coveted national aid, without reference to any others. Tbair apparent desire to build their own projects upon the destruction of the ambitions of others is in the matter of ci eating 1 harbors as in most other matters, to ' seek a weak foundation for their J flatmi Mr. Price seems to overlook one lit (

tie fact He seems to be willing- to admit that the harbor will be available for the yachts of millionaires and raulti milllonair<a but to deny the necessary corollary that if fit for these St will also be fit for the vessels of commerce. or vessels offwar, or vessels of an7 other kind whatever. »• « We were surprised to see that our citizens |were not more patriotic in not having their flags raised in mem ory of the^Father of our'Country. » at « 2 The Breakwater Con struct. on Company whlcb£is building the "jetties and breakwater , at Cold Spring Inlet for the entrance to the Cape Mav Harbor, have expended 175,000 on new and imI proved equipment with which to resume work this spring and expect to ! make very rapid progress in the fu- [ ture. The rapid deepening of the i water in the entrance aB the work pro1 gresses is convincing evidence that the ! government engiueera were fully in- ! formed upon the possibilities when j they planned to ohtain a depth of from thirty to thirty-five feet in the enI trance, this . being the depth of the land-locked harbor which is now prac- - tically completed. « 9 * Seekers after cottages to rent for , the summer are d^y^^itors. All who are interested in a logical and reasonable development of the Inland Waterway, should exert themselves for its continuance from the , point near Holly Beach, at which last work was stopped. It is simply absurd co talk of building it in patches as some Atlantic City statesmen desire. The movement to secure most of the expenditure of the present appropriation at Bngantme Beach, leaving this end uncompleted calls for the active opposition of all Cape Mav County resorts. The large attendance of representatives from Cape May County resorts in Trenton at the hearing on the subject some weeks ago. gave substantial evidence of the sentiment in this county. Nor is it a matter of locality alone which interests ue. The leaving of the waterway between this city and Holly Beach in its present incomplete condition would be a loss to the state, for the channel being incomplete and without the proper circulation of water through it will deteriorate The fight should tie taken up anew and with greater vigor than ever. « « ft Rev. Dr. McLeod. pastor of the Presbyterian Church, opened the State : Senate with prayer on Wednesday i morning. I •) » s i Senator Hand has introduced a supi plement to the general road act (Rev. i 1905), amends Section 1 by providing : that wherever a public road connects with an island having an assessed valuation of not less than $5,000,000. • and a registered voting population of ■ not less than 600 votes, and the said I road may be covered with water or storm tides so that wagon travel to ' and from said island is cut off, such road may be elevated under tne act to which this is a supplement. ft ft ft Preparations are going ahead for the 1 Mir.strel Show to oe given at Skating Rink Hall. March 11th and 12tb, under the auspices of the Board of fTradr, for the base bail fund. ft « S Manager H. O. Thompson, of the Security Trust Company here, has been ill and confined to his home for several days. Mrs. Thompson is also suffering from a severe attack of illness, ft ft ft Dr. James Mecray joined Cape Island Lodge No. SO, F. and A. M., in 1866 and has beea probably a member longer than any member now living, ft ft » The foundation under the great 6afe 1 in the Merchants National Bank is solid stone and sufficient to hold up a much greater weight. The safe itself is marvel of mechanical construction 1 and latest work in this line. « « « WILDWOOD— The Aoglesea fire- ' men's ball was held Monday night in the borough hall and was attended by nearly one hundred couples- Dancing was continued until a late hour, after ' which supper was served by the wives and sweethearts of the members of the ' company. a • • HOLLY BEACH — Washington's * Birthday was celebrated in this resort ' Tuesday by an entertainment in the ' half by pupils of tne public ' schools. The entertainment was at- 1 tended by a large number of persons 1 and a neat sum of money was raised, 1 which will be devoted to the library ' fund of the school. ' Children Cry 1 FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA , HAVE YOU LOST ANYTHING? f 1 If ao advertise it in the Star and 1 A trial will convince you of its 1 mreita. We have also prepared a card 1 size 6)fx7 which has the word "LOST" i in large black letters, and apace below to he filled out. Theae make an effee- ' tive poster. Prioe 9 cents each. . ]

: SHERIFFS SALE. id By virtue of a writ of fieri facias, to me directed, issued out of the Court it of Chancery of the State of New Jerl- aey, I will t-xpoee for rale at public ,f vendue at the Sheriff's Office, Cape May Court Bouse, New Jersey, between the hours of 1$ and 5 o'clock, to wit, at 130 o'clock in the afterLr i MONDAY. MARCH 14th, 1910 n All those certain tracts or parcels of ! laud and premises hereinafter particularly described, situate in the Borough of Wildwood, to the County of Cape May and State of New Jersey. BEGINNING ai a point on tne d Southwesterly side of Poplar avenue, ,r at the distance of two hundred and , forty feet Southeaslwardly from the • point of intersection of the Soutbeast- >- criy side of Paeific avenue with the -- Southwesterly side of Poplar avenue 0 and extending tnence Souibe«stwardly along the Southwesterly side of said ' Poplar avenue a distance of sixty feet, c and at right angles thereto, to said i- Poplar avenue, between parallel lines c in length or depth Southwestwardly (with a width of sixty feet) a distance of ninety feet. Containing five tbousn and four hundred square feet of land, n strict measure, known and designated i- or, a plan of lota in Northeast section e ot Wildwood, made by Marcus Fry, Engineer, 1898, and duly filed in the Clerk's office of Cape May County aforesaid as lots numbers nine (9) and ten (10) of block number thirty -one (81 ). r Being the same two lota or parcel of ground first described in Indenture bearing date the 19th day of January, A. D., 1906, and acknowledged by 1 Helen Asboff (widpw), and Llllie May i- Asboff, an heir of full age (of the esi- tote of Charles Aehoff, deceased) e granted and conveyed all their right, title and interest in said lots to the c above named Gertrude B. Sbuman and d said deed is forthwith intended to be s recorded and the same two lots or parcel of grrund first described in Inden- ' ture bearing date the 26th day of Febe ruary, A. D., 1906, and acknowledged - by Helen Asboff (widow) and the CenB tral Trust Company of Camden, New , Jersey, special guardian of the minor - heirs of the estate of Charles Ashoff, - deceased, granted and conveyed unto - the above named Gertrude B. Shuman, v which deed is also forthwith intended ' to be recorded. Seized as the property of Gertrude - B. Shuman, et. al., defendants, taken n in execution at the suit of Helen f Ashoff, complainant, and to be sold by ROBERT R. CORSON, Sheriff. Dated February 4th, 1910. 8 Wilson, Oarr and Stackhouse, Solicitors - 814 Market Street, Camden. N. J. e p. f. $15.75 2-12 5 B{ ^RESOLUTION : ~ e Whereas, The Council of th- Borough of Cape May Point do hereby detera mine that it is advisa le, that with all reasonable dispatch a plant be established by the Borough for the supply e of water for domestic and public use and a sewer system plant, as follows : The purchase and enlargement of the y present water plant, and the sewer drainage system, heretofore used in said Borough, and the potting of same in condition to meet the supply and demand in said torough, including the erecting of n suitable tower and tank g of about 50.000 gallons, and the plsc8 ine of soitable power in the said works, . and the extension of necessary lines for the demand, and the api lication in • writing for the purchase and extension f of waterworks or water supply plant, j for the supply of water for domestic and public use in said Borough, and the sewer drainage system, signed by 0 the owners of one-fourth of the real n estate therein according to the as0 sessed valuation, as shown in the latest preceding assessment for the purpose of taxation made in said borough and verified by tfie oath of the Assese sor, who made such assessment, having been filed in the office of the Borough Clerk, the Council hereby further finds and determines that ; uch applics1 tions are signed by the requisite proportion of the owners of property as required by law Therefore, be it Resolved, That the question of the e purchase and extension of waterworks i and sewer drainage system for tne supI ply of water and for sewer drainage for public and domestic use in said f borough, accord -ng to the plan herein set forth, be submitted to the voters of the Borough, at a special election to he held at the polls, J. W. U- rson's store, on Yale avenue. Cape May Point, New i Jersey, on Tuesday, the seventeenth r day of May. A. D , 1910. And be it further Resolved, That thirty days notice of this intention, signed by the Borough , Clerk, Bhsll be given by advertisej ment, posted in at least three public plaoes in said Borough of Cape May 1 Point, and shall be printed once each f week for *t least three weeks in the i Cape may Star and Wave, being a newspaper published in the County of , Cape May, wherein the Borough is situate, and circulating in said bor- , ougb, there being no newspaper published in said borough. 1 Dated this 7th day of February, A. D.. 1910. . E. W. SPRINGER, Mayor. . J. W. CORSON. Borough Clerk. 2-12 3 GIVEN A SURPRISE Ellis J. Hand was given a surprise , on Thursday evening last when a host of friends gathered at bis borne to honor of his forty-third birthday. After playing various games some very pretty selections were rendered on the piano by hia charming and accom- ; plished daughter. Miss Lillian, after which Uie guests were ushered into the dining room where a sumptuous repast was spread, which had been tastefully prepared by the hostess. When everyone bad been cheerfully seated Mr. Hand was called on to make a speech, but not being prepared for the occashe said he wished his birthday came every day. Why? After a late the merry makers returned to their homes wishing the host, and many happy returns of the day. Mr. Hand received a "shower of p-UU \ . .

FBaifiS CREEK Albert Johnson was bsd'y kicked hj *> a bene one day last we- k. £ Naal Alexander, of West Philadtl |c phia. was an over Sunday visitor with 1 ■e Jacob Barnett ?- Richard Hemingway sod Aaron Wool ^ son have purchased themselves a new horse. Rev. Mr. Messier took tea with if Daniel Woolson and family on Sunday j £ evening. e Claude Yerrick and friends, of Camden, were calling on friends on Mone day last Several ot our young • men gave e Charles Mathews a wood splitting. ab be is very tick. 8 Frank Mathews has moved his family y ,n John Bates tenement bouse. He d will work tor Mr. Bates this summer. ■■ The rtork visited Mrs. George Mathews home on Wednesday evening y and left them a fine daughter, e Mrs. Bertram Snyder is nursing i- Mrs. George Mathews. ^ Don't forget the "Rubber Socisl" to be held at l^muel 8cbellenger's on r> Friday evening, March 4 Two pounds 4 of rubber or 10 cents will show you a y good time. Come and enjoy yourself. Mrs. Allie Barnett spent the day j with her new grand daughter. Grande ma is looking young again. Linford Halbruner, of Cold Spring, y passed through here on Wednesday en- * route for Green Creek. ) Rossel Schellenger took tea with his friend, Mary Snyder, on Tuesday ® evening. e Captain Frank Barnett, (Grand pop) is having a very fast boat built for the i- bay trade. J. and E. takes back sea', ►r Don't forget the "Rubber Social" March 4th. ic Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Snyder have ir moved to Mauricetown.2 j* Herbert Shaw made a business trip ,, ^ Philadelphia one day last week, d Mrs. Ella Woolson and daughters Jennie and Grace, spent Thursday with * her daughter, Mrs. Emily Thompson, n at Green Creek. y Socrates Shaw has purchased a new E. horse. Samuel.Mink has purchased the hotel at Highland. Mrs. Ella Johnson spent Sunday with hereon Albert at Seaside, who was - kicked by a horse. £ ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM II has been used successfully lor years )• 'or deep-seated coughs, colds and brony chit is. Everybody should know about > it It is simple, safe and sure. 2-19 4 !e NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS ir Estate of Experience Orosgrove, Den ceased. 8 Pursuant to the order of Ohas. P. " Vanaman, Surrogate of the County 8 ol Cape May, made on the fourth day ■ of January, A. D., 19)0, on the application of the subscriber, Executor of f. said deceased, notice is hereby given the creditors of said deceased to ex- I n hibit to the subscriber under oath or affiramtion their claim* and demands c against the estate of said deceased J within nine months from the fourth day of January, A. D„ 1910. or they h will be forever barred of any action e against the subscriber. J* Dated January 4, A. D„ 1910. ! DANIEL OOSGROVE. Executor r M. E. CHURCH The pastor will preach at 10:30 a. m. - on "Prosperity." At 7:80 p. m Mtp. ' 8 Lizzie R. smith, a popular and sucE cessful evangelist, will give an acj j b count of "A Great Revival" under her 1 - leadership, during the month of Jan- : J ury in Phillipi, West Virginia. This ! i thrilling story will be followed by ret vival services. MRS ROBERT EL HAND ILL ; Mrs. Robert EL Hand, wife of our t State Senator, bad another severe at ] tack of illness on Wednesday and the ] E Senator was summoned home from i J Trenton. She was reported as resting , easy and improving today. I I i j ! Envelopes at 10 cents per hundred is ' i the latest bargain in paper goods in t , Cape May. While we admit that they ) are not the best we keep in stock, we c do consider tbem to be of good quality { Come in and pass your own judgment on tbem. Star and Wave Stationery - Department, S17Waahington street. a c SOCIAL NOTES ; Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Ogden entertained a card party at their beautiful . homa on Tuesday evening last. r Mrs. Benjamin Johnson received a c postal card shower on Saturday last c ! calling to memory her birthday. j I

^ ^ — ■==> j of the .genuine } : Scott's Emulsion the standard Cod Liver Oil preparation of ths world. Nothing equals it to build up fiie weak and wasted bodies of young and old. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS Send 10c^ aame of paper and thU ad. for oar beautiful Saving* BanX and Child's Sketch-Boot. Bach bank a Good Lock Penny. SCOTT ft BOWNE. 400 Pearl Sc. N. Y. ON THE BASKET BALL FLOW Cape May A. A. Loses Interesting Came to Milhille 17 to li : Cape May A. A. was nosed oot on , Saturday evming at ExceLior Skating • Rink, the Millville five coming under the wire winner.* in 8 neck and neck : race before a large audience. In the opening session the Cape May 5 team played in perfect harmony and had the best of the argument hi all B points. It took the hardest kind of 1 guard work by Millville to break up the ■ plays. They displayed splendid floor work, and in shooting everybody ap- ' peared to be there with the bella, mo6t of the goalB being of the sensational ' variety, Menms leading with three, and V.onzant, Benckert and McDonnell 5 one each. The half ended with Cape 8 May leading the procession 14 to 8. In the second Millville started a gooa bunch of team work and hit up an exa ceedingiy fast pace, being particularly - strong in passing. They gradually j overcome the lead and were one lap to tbq good before the local five secured a score. Cape May was playing - equally aa hard but everything seemed to break wrong. Several fumbles and failures at passing not only cut down ' their chances of tallying, but mater- . tally aided the visitors. In this half ( the basket and Cape May were > strangers, all the shots being either • erratic or of the hard luck kind. The • only goal made was batted in by Men- ' nis on a toss-up near the basket. This again put Cape May on the right side 1 of the struggle, much to the relief and delight of the crowd. Millville once more succeeded in - locating the net and entered the last stretch in the lead and for the several remaining minutes of play the visitors demonstrated that they belonged to the regulars by successfully "soldiering" on the Job, stopping Cape May's chances of scoring. The foul shooting by the locals was very being the worst exhibition given by them this season, and was a large factor in the loss of the game. Cape May Millville Vanzant F McCarthy Mennis F Durfee Benckert O Baoon Tenenbaum G Schrioer McDonnell G McMabon Field goals — Mennis 4 ; Vanzant 1 ; 1 ; McDonnell 1 ; McCarthy 8; Bacon 8; Durfee 1. Foul goals — Mennis 2 out 4; Bacon 8 out 6. RefNicholB. M. Wentzell's furniture store, 33 street, carries a great stock of furniture and household goods and purchasers of large and small quantities have found that they save considerable sums of money, while goods delivered without damage, as is not the case when purchased anywhere and shipped by rail. If you want anything from a paper of pins to a pair of good gum boots Thos. Soults, Cold Spring, can serve you. Local 'phone. tf EARLY RENTING. Cape May bas^better prospects for a renting season tbis year than in many years past. According to one of real estate agents, numerous inquiries have been received and Beveral parties have been looking around.

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