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I WEST CAPE HAT NOTES Mr*. Barnard Hand spent a few days •way. Miss Laura 8mitb, of Belti ore, is visi King Mrs. Hampton Peirson. Miss Msrcella Stanton spent Thursday at Wildwood. Mrs. Lizzie Hewitt, of Camden, and ■on, Aubrey spent a few days with relj atives. Mrs. Cherry and grandson, Leslie Hu- . ghee is spending same time with Mrs. P Tbeo. Beeves. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Corson have taken np their residence in West Cape I ** Mrs. 8idney, of Philadelphia, was callL- ad to her mother. Mrs. Charles Smith, / Who is quite sick. little Mary Doak is spending some j- ' time with her grandparents, Mr. and I Mrs. Charles Eldredge. W Mrs. Edward C. Hughes spent ThursSr day at the Court House. Beuben Beeves has returned from hit L.. trip across the water. Mr. and Mrs. George Sandgran were i visiting relatives here last week. Mr. end Mrs. Fransis Gallagher spent ' a few days at South Dennis last week. Children Cry FSl FLETCHER'S : CASTORIA GREEN rpmrr Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bice, of Camden, are on their annnual visit with relative here. John Mathis spent Sunday at Atlantic ; at Walter Sciiellonger is nt Wildwood running an auto. Mr. and - -rs. Isaac Linderman are | entertaining his siter and cuuuren this K-." week. Mrs. Deborah Thompson who has L "keen with her daughter, ifrs. Ezra Norton at Cape May for seTeral weeks rc turned home last week. Misses Alene and Pheobe James < were 8unday visitors at Cold Spring and Cape May. Miss Minnie Hand who has been emr ployed at Wildwood has returned home. JosepL Brown has purchased a horse of Herbert Carroll, of Dennisville to 1 take the place of the one that died < 0 about a month ago. < f Mr. and Mrs. Hebenthal, Frank Shaw 1 '. and Mrs. Sadie Brown, of Cape May < ^ spent Sunday with Joseph Browr. " 1 The infant child of Wilbert Davis died ■ on Saturday and was buried in the t cemetery here on Tuesday. 1 He was the second son, his name was < * Wilbert Carl and he belonged to the ( >' cradle rool of the Methodist Sunday ( school. They furnished flowers for the 1 | funeral. i |. Aaron Fowler and daughter, Adelia t f and family are here on their annual I ■ vacation in ttbe house James McKnight. j' Will Batan and Francis Holmes, who I P went to Philadelphia a few weeks ago lo E* learn to run an auto are home ready for 1 * *°h' » Mrs. William Thompson was stopping i t in Philadelphia onMonday. She is en- e K tertaining her mother and sister this t E week. I *>' Be- E. B. Somers, who prgached a ' F tssiperance sermon on Sunday evening ' [ was unable to flnish it on account of * < being sick he said he would try it over 1 J at some future time. He much improved 0 at this time. | Rev. E. B. Soers and wife are enter ^ | taining her only son from New York this * ; week. e S RALLY DAY AT OLD BRICK 6 re

I Annual Gathering to be held in the :. Church on Sunday, August 14th. b Tha annual rally of the friends and 1 members of the Cold Spring Presbyterinn Church will oe held on Sunday, August Hth, at 10.30 A. M., and prepare - tiiona are being made for one of the largest gatherings of this kind yet held. Those of previous years have been also find much benefit to the old church in both f temporal and spiritual waya, and this [ year's rail promises to be equally plea 6- ; ant and beneficial. r An interesting program of music is being prepared and th« annual add res, is to be made by the Rev. J. Leonard b levy, of Pittsburg |- > The day is one aet apart when all the \ sJd acquaintances and recall pleasant £ . sons and daughters of this old sanctuary n»ay gather in their homechurch, renew • Every friend and member of the old Brick is not only invited, but is urged to bep resent on Sunday, Apgust Hth. I Transportation win be provided for *B those who will leave their name* •* tb« Star and Wave, on or before Fri- : fay, Aug 12th. I THE MEW PAIMT STORE | *** Uttfe baa opened 19 the beaiI' Ms of aelHng points at the corner of KT faatsiw and Washington streets and it 1 Rfc Just the jfaee to duy freak points, f bttM ■ I I lbs Seond Mottoe Platan Ibsotes I m Washington street is olwsys esoL

YACHT HEWS. At the yacht chib Wednesday afteryt noon a large party of Sea Isle young folks were entertained at the Cape May Yacht Club by Mist Gertrude Wright, the popular daughter of Spencer D. ty Wright, who is a summer resident well known here. ld The young people came over in a large j. sailing yacht and were received" by Miss Wright at the club, where luncheon waa u. served to thirty in the grill room. The g party was escorted to the mouth of the harbor cm- their return trip. ^ The Ilys the real hero of the Philadelphia to Havana race which took" place on May 21st is attracting much atten- ^ tion here. The Ilys received third prize and most le of the glory for arriving safely at Ha|d vana, "being such a midget," as they expressed it there. The net work which ( proved so necessary during that run haa been removed, that ne work saved •B the lives of her crew during the race aa it prevented them from being tossed overboard in the rough sea which they encountered. The rating of the trim yacht is 40-60 and she made the run in six days 21 hours and 47 minutes and 15 seconds. BOARD OF FREEHOLDERS MEET The Board of Freeholders met yesterday at Court House and received bids for $10,000 worth of bonds issued to pay for Scbellenger's Landing new bridge. They were all taken at a premium by home people. Pilot Harry Davis taking '* $5000; Samuel Townsend, $1000; Clinton ' Hand, $1000; Sol Needles, $3000. c A resolution passed ordering HoDy Beach road closed from Saturday night next at 6 o'clock until Sunday night at tame hour for the purpose of opening the drawbridges for the passage of the large dredges which were used in building the road. - Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S , CASTORIA \ , t LADIES GIVE EUCHRE • A Bridge and Euchre tournament and ? i tea was given by the members of the la- ^ I dies association at the Cape May Golf -, Club Wednesday afternoon in which f ■ twenty-eight participated. The tables t owing to the dampness were placed in the club rooms instead of on the porch 1 as usual. The hostess of the tea were Mrs. ° Dunn and Mrs. Sellers. Ice Cream, lem- ~ 1 onade and cake were served to the guests. On Thursday, August 11th, the annual P party of the club will be held n and the active raebers are working hard h to make this one of the best annual $ parties held for many years. 0 The fee wil be fifty cents and all mem- ~ are asked tc aid. THIRD N. J. CAVALRY REUNION Iv The Third New Jersey Cavalry Vet- R Association will hold their twen- - tieth annual reunion at William 13. Post, No. 37 Hall, Fifth and ft street, Camden, N. J. August w 17th, 1910, at 11 A. M. A special invita- w tion is extended to the wives and daugh- g< of the comrades to meet with them w that day. w Dinner will be served at the De Haven, si and Carman street Comrades h asked to please not forget the Gen- ti eral Custer red necktie when you come on that day. John F. Tomlin, President, N. J. L. L. Roray, Secretary, Clinton street, Camden, N. J.

! NOTICE TO THE CLOSING OF THE 01 HOLLY BEACH MEADOW ROAD al The Holly Beach Meadow Road will be c* closed to travel from twelve o'clock, 10 midnight, Saturday August 6th, to twelve o'clock midnight, Sunday August 7th, 1910, for the purpoee of moving ! a dredge through the same. *° By order of 1 THE BOARD OF FREEHOLDERS. ' 8-5-2t. WATER DEPARTMENT Notice On Saturday, July 30th, the office will be open from 9 A. M. to 12 noon, from 2 P. M. to 4 P. M, and from 7 P. M. to 10 P.M. On Monday. August 1st, five per cent, will be added to. the amount of the bill. On Monday, August 8th, the Inspector will turn off the water from the premises to all delinquents. WM. PORTER Superintendent 7 14 21t d 4t-w THTPn GRAND RALLY AH friends of tha "Old Brick" Church at Gold Springs, and their lumbar is legion, are invited to remember that tha third grand rally wiE oeour on 8nfajr, August 14th. AH are expected to he "pi— I or sosnusted far," Fine mfc program in

ADVERTISED LETTERS. ' List of unclaimed letters remaining a I - Cape May Poet Office for week ending j y August 4th: | ^ Aitlrin, Mrs. J ; Avery, Mrs. Francis; J I Bowen, Gertrude C.; Brown, Miss Mar- 1 I) pa ret ; Cassidy, H.; Fomsome, Mies I Iechi; Griffion, Miss Polie; Johnston,! e Miss Kathleen; Johnston, Rev. and Mrs. g Robert; Kellet, Miss Isabelle; Leinbaeb, a Miss Magdalene; Lee, Mrs. Laura; Mare, e John; Miller, Mrs. L. Laurance, Jr.; a Miller, Miss; Morris, Mrs. S. P.; f ('Connor, Mrs.; Purriance, Mrs. Emma : Robinson, J. Rohrman; Robertson, Miss Jea- 1 . cie S.; Robinson, Mrs. Sarah; Sutton,! e K.; Smith, Miss Margaret; Silas, Miss! . Cans; Spencer, Miss Gertrude; Strawas,) Milton; Vickorry, Yizzos; Weaver, Miss t Helen C. In calling for the above please aay ad- [ J. E. TAYLOR, P. M I SCHEDULE FOR AUGUST , 6. Leeds Club at aCpe May. I 8. Open. r 9. Open. 10. Huntingdon at Cape May. ) 11. Huntingdon at Cape May. 1 12. Maryland A. C. at Cape May. 13. Maryland A. C. at Cape May. 15. Maryland A. C. at Cape May. 16 Ocean City at Ocean City 17. Leeds Club at Cape May. , 18. Leeds Club at Cape May. 19. Leeds Club at Cape May. 20. Leeds Club at Cape May. 22. Ocean City at Ocean City. 23. Ocean City at Cape May 24. Open. 25. Pittsburg Collegians at Cape May. 26. Pittsburg Collegians at Cape May. 27. Pittsburg Collegians at Cape Mav. 29. Open. 30. Ocean City at Ocean City. 81. Ocean City at Cape May. NAUTICAL BARGAINS FOR SALE — A Fairbanks Morse Co. marine engine in perfect order, with ] shaft, propeller and complete equipe- , ment. WiU permit a trial to responsiparty. Price too low to mention, A. R. Hand Star and Wave office CAT BOAT FOR SALE A cat boat for sale, size 10x30 feat j will accommodate 30 people with com- ^ fort. Is in use daily and is in good oon- ^ dition. This boat was built 4 years ago from the best material, copper fastened, 1 nailed, 1*4 inch, cedar strips. Is also ^ ready for power. Cash price, $150.00. Apply to A. K. Hand, SUr and Wave ? office. e LAUNCH FOR SALE A new launch, never used, built for private use, by an expert, everything is ready, for the engine. Size 7x18 will accommodate 12 people. Price, * A. R. Hand, Star and Wave 1 office. tf 0 ^ f GUNNERS SNEAK BOX FOR SALE J Gunners sneak box or fisherman's boat for sale, has been used only six months. Price $20.00. Apply to A. Hand, Star und Wave office. The Hotel Cape May at present is 1 with guests. Our store is filled | " wishes to be filled during the year i with a full line of house furnishing goods. While the Hotel Cape May wishes to be fiUed all summer with guests, we do not care how fast our • stock of goods are going out — and to " it along we are at the present s making a price to move the goods. CHARLES A. SWAIN, tf 305-7 Jackson street. s M. E. CHURCH The pastor will preach 10.30 A. M. J "The Cross of Our Lord Jesus Chirst," and at 7.45 P. M. on an Old Testament Subject — "The Man who | made a Great Mistake." J Try the Auditorium Cafe if you want choice sea foods, or fine liquors, Jackstreet below Washington.

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