8 Cape May Star and Wave, Saturday, July 23, 1910,

PERSONAL MENTION OFVISITORS S9IB IHTBESTlHa NOTES l Star ud Wire leaden an Rejested to SeadiatyPkrae or Otkerwise. • Mr. and Mn. £. S. Eeerea, formerly Of this city, now of Railway, who are : (pen ding a few weeks in traveling, have v. visited Oyster Bay and have seen Col- - Booaeveit's home. They report that ■ there were thirty dogs in evidence there, ' and as they were not certain as to ■ Whether they were "regular" or "insurgents," they were careful to keep off - the grass. The Misses Viole and Pearl Reckard, Of Carman town, are visitors at the home of their aunt, Mrs. Clasamire, 214 North ; street. • • • • Miss Florence Hewitt and sister. Miss . Mary Hewitt accompanied by their Bother and aunt are guests at the Windsor for the summer. The Misses Hewitt !" are decided blondes, pretty and attract- . ire and are rapidly becoming popular •bout the hotel and strand. One of the best .swimmers here is Miss Sussane Campion. Campion takes long swims nearly every pleasant ; day. Miss Eugenia Vansant is one of the popular young ladies of the Star Villa, which seems to be a favorite spot for the younger set this season. - Bev. James Burns is a guest of I rank 8beppard for a few days. t • Hon. Charles J. Baxter, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, arrived at Congress Hall last evening and wBl visit the Cape May School of Agriculture, Industrial Art and Science today. Miss Sybil Yeagcr, of Wilmington, , has been visiting her grandmother, Sirs. Jackson for a few weeks, likes Cape May so well that she will extend her visit [Sor several more days. Miss Yeager £ finds a host of riends to make her stay jp pleasant one.

* Miss Esther Wilkie was the recent (gscipieni f a handsome silver purse and beautiful gold bracelet. Her friends from Philadelphia were the donors. Mrs. Allen Endioott has joined her husband, Judge Endicott at the Star ; Villa. An important card party in which most of the older guests of the bouse . took part was held at the Star Villa Tuesday evening and much fun was derived rom the race for the prizes, donated by Jndge Endicott. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weeks, of Philaj delphia arc guests of her parents. Pilot ;*nd Mrs. H. G| Bennett. ■ Mrs. E. Clarke McKniglit,~-749 Washington St., is entertaining her cousin, Mr. lorian Dwight Myers, who is a tsduate of 1910 from Pudue University. Lyttleton C. Bandel, cashier of the Baltimore "American" after an absence Of thirteen years returned for a summer's stay here. Mr. Bandel is enjoying lis stay here very much. Miss Agnes Irwin and sister, Miss Elizabeth Irwin, of Philadelphia will apend the season at South Cape May. Capt. Robert 0. Hughes of the speedy Jannch "Raymond"" delighted several friends with a moonlight spin in the Tmrbor Thursday evening. ■ Miss Adeline Haines, of Philadelphia, I spending som: time at the Plaza. ■ Mr. and "Mrs. Aubrey Bloomer, of fr—

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Washington, D. C are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cadwalader at their Myrtle avenue j cottage. Miss Emily S. Thompson was num be red among the guests ata large house 9 party given by Miss Marguerite Lutz at ber Philadelphia Lome last week. y . **** Edward A. Wood entertained at dinner his associates in the Pittsburg Equitable Life Assurance Society at the", Hotel Cape May last evening. y NORTH WILDWOOD TO * HOLD DOG SHOW * , ' The first annual dog show of the North Wildwood Kennel Club will be ' e' held Ottens Park, North Wildwood, ' ® wood, on July 29th and 30. Over three 1 ' hundred canine have already been enter- 1 ed and in the exhibit will be shown ' nearly every known brjed of dog. Many ' I handsome silver caps and trophies in J ^ addition to cash prizes will be awarded ' k the winners. The leading dog fanciers of Philadelphis, New York, Boston, Pitts- 1 burg, Baltimore, Brooklyn, Washington a and from many smaller inland cities and ; towns have made entries. There are numerous entries from Cape May coun- ' t ty. An interesting feature of the show 1 will be the exhibit of a group of ths ' r famous Pinschers or police dogs. These animals big, strong and poe- 1 tsssed of remarkable intelligence are 1 s trained to track and run down theives 1 a and foot pads. They arc extensively < t used in -the large cities of Germany - and a short time ago a number of them 1 were added to the New York polfce e department. The officers of the Kennel 1 ^ Club are:. President, Henry H. Ottens; ' j First-vice President, Mayor Harry G I Wheaton, of North Wildwood; Second ' Vice President, C. A. Johnson; Secretary, George F. Foley; Treasurer, W. E. 1 Young. On the bench committee are * Senator Robert E. Hand, of Erina, and * Horace Richardson, of the Court House. [ CHAS. S. S HICKS. C 1 CASTOR I A Pop Infants and Children. 1 Ttii Kind Yon Hate Always Bought " ; Bltiuon of ; t

WEST CAPE MAY * at ii 80 Mrs .George Davis, of Camden, spent a 18 a day with her sister, Mrs. Hampton t! Pierson. • . w Dr. Frank Hughes was a Philadelphia " er visitor one day last week. it Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perkins was h called to Camden to attend the funeral " of Mr. Perkins' mother. ® Mrs. Frank Stevenson and two chil- b we dren, of Camden, is spending a few b la days with ber pa rents, is Mary Blair spent a few days in Phiias, phia recently. Mrs. Frank Hughes entertained lier «, mother one day this week, i. Mr. and Mrs. John See and daughter I ,t Florence spent Monday in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stanton arc visiting, their son George at Ocean City. Mr. Thomas, of Philadelphia, spent 1 Tuesday with Mayor George H. Reeves. Theodore Reeves had a misfortune by _ sawing off part of one finger while work- ' ing in his yard. ,e Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. Eldredge are eng tertaining company. y Tuesday George Everingham of Andog bon, one of our former good fellow citizens visited the borough and made us all feel happy to see him after a prolonged 8 absence of years. George come again 1 when you can stay longer. Grandpa William Smith is bearing hiz new cognoman in a very dignified way. * The festival which was postponed last ' Tuesday evening Mil! be hejl next * Tuesday evening at Broadway and Myrtle avenue. Proceeds for benefit of Cape _ Chapel Sunday School. b DAVID WOODSON ENTERTAINS j David Woodson the well known tonsorial artist of 214 Ocean St. Capo May, 1| _ gave his daughter, Mrs. Agnes Wood- X son ' Garchcr and her f riends of Atlantic City, a dinner at his cottage 832 Lafayette St., and some of his Philadelphia friends on Monday evening, July 18th. After they had a private dance Z at Bryans Villa- a few of his Cape May . friends were there. Mr. Woodson |] bought the property about two months - ago assisted by a few of his customers Q such as Wm. Church, W. W. Shaw G York Brothers, and John P. Doyle. & J David Woodson has been a resident of Cape May about 7 years, and formerly of 5 Philadelphia. His daughter and friends left for their respective homes Tuesday evening. NEWSPAPER "ADS" While nearly all now admit that advertising is necessary to a business enterprise, still there are those who have a lingering suspicion that newspaper advertising is too expensive and they can get along with small booklets, cireuUrs and dodgers, and thereby save

3 money. Often, in this way, an 'adrertfc* t er will spent! more money, in spasmodic efforts, than it would cost him to keep a display card standing in all the .local papers of his town the year round. The e manager of the gas company at Jackt son rill e, Florida, in a letter fo News paperdom, gives some interesting information upon this subject. This man says: "In my experience in j' various places in promoting the sale of .- gas I have used divers and sundryadvertising methods. I have used all the advertising novelties, from kites i that fly in the air elephants that tread ; r the earth. I have bought space from church fairs and from horse cars. I have | , used the backs of board bills and the ■ , fronts of billboards. I have employed i old ladies and little boys. I have offer- < ' prizes from a thousand feet of gas to < a ton of coal. Bat of all the schemes I ! tried for selling gas appliances I directly and gas indirectly none has c j p rover the real business-getter as has 1 straight-forward newspaper advertising." 1 All of which is true, as will be attested i thousand of business men. SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING A special council meeting was held last evening to eonaider the questions of providing an air lift system for the 1 , water works and sewer extension. These questions were discussed very thoroughly but in view of the fact that it would not be wisdom to disturb the I water distribution at this time and lack of funds for the purpose on motion of Mr. Moore the matter was laid on the 1 table. ' c Mr. Suelke's motion also prevailed * that no one should tap a sewer without < first paying amount of assessment or ' giving bond for same to the amount o£. $200 for each tap. « The question of removing sewer con- 1 nections from creek was discussed and ' City Engineer Townscnd was authorized 8 to employ Engineer Ott for consultation. I ORDINANCE OF BOROUGH OF CAPE 1 MAY POINT I \\ HEREAS, The voters of the Bor- 0 ougb of Cape May Point have -at an * election held on the 17th day of May, I A. D., 1910, in said Borough, decided that 1 the said Borough bond itself to the 1 amount of 810,000 for the purpose of - purchasing and enlarging the present water plant und the sewer drain- I age system, heretofore used in f said Borough, and the putting b the same in condition to . meet P the supply and demand in said Borough, b including the erection of suitable tower r and tank of about 50,000 gallons, and placing of suitable power in sa works, and the extension of necessary for the demand, THEREFORE, be it ordained and es- 7 by the Mayor and Council of — Borough of Cape May Point, in Council assembled, that said H bonds being coupon bonds of 8500 each, sv interest and of twenty year* ex ' I a:

i Datid Ju»e 14th, 1910. * ! E. W. SPRINGER, I Mayor 1 J. W. CORSON, Borough Clerk 7-23 2t I : * FOR SALE $10,000 COUNTY BRIDGE BONDS The Board of Chosen Freeholders of L.c County of Cape May will receive bids for the sale of these bonds on Thursday, the 4th day of August, 1910, at 11 o'clock a. m, at Cape May Court House, Jersey. The bonds are coupon bonds, dated Au gust 4th, 1910, bearing interest at four and one-half per cent, payable semiannually at the First National Bank, Ocean City, N. Jv and are in denomina tions of $500 each. AU bids by maU must be accompanied certified check or cash for two(2) per cent of the amount bid, which wUl be retained by the Board should the par -1 to take the bonds at the price bid. or all bids. Chas. H. Clouting, Daniel SeheUinger, The Board reserves ths right to reject Levi Wentzell, • Finance Committee July 7th, 1910. 7-1 2t FOR SALE Water and Sewer Bonds of Borough df Cape May Point The Council of the Borough of Cape May Point wiU receive bids for the sale of these bonds on MONDAY*, the 8th day of August, 1910, at 8:30 p. m. in the Council Chamber of said Borough, Cape Point, N. J. These bonds are Issued for the pay ment and. cancellation of such indebtedas shaU arise in the purchase and extension of the water plant and sewer and are coupon bonds, dated •August 8th, 1910, bearing interest at five per cent, per annum, payable semiannually, at the Merchants National Bank, Cape May City, N. J., and are in of $500 each, issued under restitution of Coiuicil February 7th, and pur-uant to act of New Jersey Legislaentitled "A general act relating to Boroughs, Revision 1897," approved April 24th, 1897. All bids by mail must be accompanied certified cheek or cash for two (2) cent of the amount bid, which will retuiued by the Council should the party fail to take the bonds at the price The Council reserves the right to reject any or |il bids. Dated July 18th, 1910. E. Trever Hazzard Washington LeNoir, Harry H. Busse, »t Finance Committee ■ First Presbyterian Church services, JO 4 M.; 7.30 P. M. Strangers and ' summer residents always welcome. Seats free. Dr. McLeod will preach. : j 1

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