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S "PLATE" ICE ^ LEHIGH JEDDO AND SUSQUEHANNA COAL ® Charles 5. Church jjj Ifj Keystone Phone 76. Jackson and Perry St W I Wall Paper. R duction in spring styles Q26 Washington st In decorating your rooms look at my new stock of Wall Paper 1 Burlaps, Lincrusta Walton. W. LENOIR jit Te'ephon- 183 X WOLFF'S BAKERY 406 and 408 Washington Street. r Finest products of finest quality. Every detail under my n pesonal supervision. I try to make a WOLFF QUALITY a stand for the highest excellence , „ r. W. WOLFF " Keystone Telephone 66 A. h

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► New Jersey's Ocean Highway ROUTE SELECTED BY COMMISSION Meeting of Commission at Sea- Girt Decides Upon Ronte and Apportionment. Ocean Boulevard Committee met with Governor tort at Sea Girt Thursday J " and laid plans of the propsaed highway by the sea. The route of the boulevard aa agreed upon begins at Atlantic Highlands, thence to Novesink, along the ahore, 5 touching Seabright, Long Branch, Elbcron, Dead Beach, AUenhurst, Aabury Park, thence along Dead Lake to the ocean front. Grming down the ocean front Wesley Lake, through Lake ave- . nue to the upper end of Weeley lake. ' the boulevard will cross the lake at the upper end of that body of water. Where there will be some filling-in done. The road will follow the lake to the ocean front and return inland to- the main road, then to Belmar, returning to the ocean front by Fifth avenue, , thence through Belmar to Spring Lake and through to Sea Girt. f Leaving the camp at Sea Girt the boulevard -will pass through Manaaquan Inlet, thence to Point Pleasant, to Burraville, Lakewood, Toms River, Tockerton, New Gretna, crossing the Mullica River bridge to Port Republic. From there the highway will go to Cologne, thence ' to Egg Harbor, May's Landing, Tueka- , hoe, Seaville, Cape May Court House ' | and ending at Cape May Point on the West and Sewell's Point on the East after reaching Cape May. THREE BRIDGES NECESSARY It is the intention of the commission f ultimately to build a bridge over Shark River so that the boulevard will go to J Mantololcing, cross the bridge to Toms ' River, then by the former route to Port ' Republic, to Absecon, to Somers Point, thence by a bridge to Great Egg Harbor, to Beaseley's Point, to Seaville, and f thence by the former route to Cape May Three bridges will be required for the I ■ proposed modification of the present route and until the consent of the War I Department has been obtained the work | cannot be started. I Colonel Gilkyson stated that the ap- ( 1 portionment of the funds made thus far j was as follows: For Atlantic Highland improvement, "" *10,000; Lakewood to Toms River. $11,000; Burlington countr to Mullica River Bridge, $5000; Pctersville and Seaville, $7000; borough of Spring Lake, $4000; improvements it Wesley Lake, Ocean Grove, $5000.

KEYS FITTED LOCKS, TRUNKS, VALISES, PARASOLS, ETC., REPAIRED J. DENIZOT 315 Washington Street. Second Floor ThE STAR REPORTER'S FAVORITE As the throng ol cottagers crowded zn the car returning from the Sunday evening concert a young lady entered with her escort and sat on the rear seat. On her stylish and becoming hat were two enormously long quills and as she leaned back the ends protruded and encroached on the seating space of the rear seat where two well known young were enjoying their cigars. As I the young lady turned her head the soft ends of the feathers gently brushed along the top of one young man's collar, who quickly attempted to brush the supposed maurading Beetle from his neck, and immediately discovered the cause of the tickling sensation, but said nothing, v-aiting to see his companion get expereincc. A minute later when the young lady — '"C JUUllg IBLIV

resumed her position facing the front the ends brushed past the ear of the second young man who hastily brushed the bug off and turned to see his friend smiling broadly at his mistake. They were still grinning over the joke as they left the . PILES If you have Piles we will cure you ' ^FREE BCWTKTLET * GUARANTEE. , Established in 1886, and have never found a case we could not cure. 1 GREEN'S SPECIFIC CO., Broadwsy A MaahattaaSL. New York, N. y — 1 * t The up-building of the Security 1 Trust Company, is due to the fact that _ wo have ample capital, and that we c have adhered to a policy which haa - t been conservative yet progressive. We - offer to our patrons modern facilities c. for the prompt and proper transaction of their financial affairs. tf ^ t Blotters of all kinds at the Star and 1 Wire Stationery Department P 1 Monogram writing paper at the Star j aad Wave Stationery Department s * «

Prizes for Button Day i Mrs. Plnmmer President of Home for Incurables Makes Long Looked for Announcement The following letter has been received , f">m Mrs. Hummer, President of the* . Home for Incurable of Atlantic City. Editor:— STAR AND WAVE I Cape May, N. J. Lougport, July 80, 1910. Gentlemen: — Enclosed please find a . list of the winners of the prizes on the . Button Day Sale at Cape May, for the . Home for Incurables. This includes the | names .of others making sales amount - . ing to over one dollar. The delay in not sending you tbe list was due to my , being away and the list was at Wild- . wood. The prizoe will be at your office by Wednesday far distribution. . Miss Jackson $17.00 , " Ethel Shields 9.00 " Elizabeth Boyd 3.40 " Harriet Bair 3.12 ! " Marion Reinke .2.75 " Edith Rand 1.70 , " Jennie JSraushane 155 , " Katherine Tuttle : 155 Colonial 155 " Gladys Kellam 150 ! " Helen Hayden 1.00 , " Carrie Hand 1.00 . Mrs. Knerr 1.00 Master Thomas Neilson $11.75 " Chas. Justi 6.75 1 " Henry S. Holcomb 550 . " Howard Lovett 476 i " John Alden 250 .Smith's Confectionery Store 1.10 Total amount realized at Windsor. $90.08 Mrs. Hand, West Cape May 9.30 Total t.rV $100.57 With sincere thanks to our many . I am ' Yours truly, MRS. C A. l'LUMMER, 3116 Atlantic Ave. j UNCLAIMED LETTERS List of unclaimed letters remaining in May Post Office for week ending 1 July 28, 1910: . Barrett, Billy 1 Eames, Miss Amanda Hayes, Mrs. H. F. Hudson, Miss Estella Jenkins, Miss Mary Jenkins, James A. Jones, Miss Rosana Von Phol (2) Major, D. C.

)McFrtridge, .Tack Parker, Mrs. Victoria A. A- Outlaw, Julius S. Patterson. Mrs. Wm. Ramsey, Chas. N. or Robson. Mrs. Ellen "" Sawyer, Miss Virginia •g Strawn, Milton Silvcrstone. Harvey J. Tolan. Miss Mary' n Trower, Miss Gwendolen (2) ^ Turner, Mrs. Evelyn it Viti Antoni re Watts, William |,e In calling for the above, please say advertised. w J. E TAYLOR, p. M. >g "jltNNIS NOTES FROM * OOLF GROUND COURTS ' Mr F. Graves and Wm. Allen managed jl" to break away from the links and get ' in a few games of tennis. Mr. Graves and Miss L. Roussel played against Mr. 1 Alien and Miss K. Curtiss. Miss Elizabeth Boyd was at tbe courts in the afternoon with Miss Violet Welsh. *e are e"thusiastic about learning the game as It- affords much pleasure to the ' juniors as well is the older members. ® Mr. J". W. W. Graham, Jr., is a reg- ^ ular now and seldom misses a day. Mr. C. E. Hepburn and Miss Alice Hep- 1 e burn liave both joined the tennis club for ' a month. They played yesterday afterMr. Randolph Justice brought his ' friend Mr Kempton down for an after- 1 noon of real pleasure They played ' singles « Dr. B. D. Parish is not slighting the 1 game. He is a regular and won from his r friend Mr. Wilson yesterday. The score was 6-4; 1-6 an-1 a deuce game of 7-5. t Miss Knowles, Miss M. Warner and J. O. Warner are all registered - for a week. They are not expert, but . understand the details of the game. Miss Eugenia VanSant had several ! games of singles with Miss D. Hackett. | They were closely matched and played , quite well. Miss Edith Malone enjoyed several with Mr. Rogers. She won a set the score of 6-4. Mr. R. H, Dabney, Mr, R. C. Minor and 1 I Dr. G. M. Boiling formed a trio of enthusiastie players yesterday afternoon, j It would be hard to tell who is the best player as all are old hands at the game. Dabney does very well at all shota. Minor haa a nice bittle backhand stroke, and Dr. Boiling plays a steady ft C

Shoes! Shoes! j| New, Largest and best stock of Ladieslj gentlemen's and Childrens Shoes at Less than Philadelphia prices - An Entire New and Laree Stock of Wall Paper, which will be sold at prices to defy competition Haying bad many years experience in the busmen, I only ask an mime tumty to convince my customers that I can sell them at tie lowest' noesfble Mean - , Please examine my stock Pefore baying elsewhere. KLBBI1HIB iOiliysOBf, " 318 Washington Street. GO TO T. fl. TAYLOR'S CENTRAL SHOES STORE I For a'l kinds of Shoes for Men, Worn* I and Children ; For Men we have King Quality. Claflin, Crossett ) Abbett, Arnold, Taylor's Tripple Fit, and many others j »n High and Low Cuts, in Button, Lace and Congress, all ) Leathers, and Canvass, Leather or Rubber Soles. For Ladies we have a big variety of Ooze Ties in all | colors, Oxfords a> i Pumps in Canvass, White and Colors. ) All kinds ol shoe g ods. A big variety of lacers and dressing I The only Shoe Store that 4oes repair work ii all Its hraacbn ' Agent For Waldorf Shoes For Men And Women $2.50 T. H. TAYLOR CENTRAL SHOE STORE Mi WASHINGTON STREET, CAPE MAY, «. I Opposite Reading wh~-e ail trolleys stop Keystone Phot* 138-M No. 324 Delaware Are. oBpt> May City, IT. J Plumbing, Steam and Oas fitting Jobbing Promptly Attended to Keystone Telephone 189 D

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Migg C. Ganse and Mrg. C. H. Connor, were at the courts yesterday playing I doubles with Mrs K. S. Green and Mrs. i ) W. F. Berger. j Miss Cora Zimmerman, popular among , both sexes and a graceful player, is 8 seen every day playing with a few oi her friends. Miss B. Reeves has taken out a ticket 1 for the month. She will be a familiar figure at the popular place of interest , where the best families of the city play . daily. ' ( Louis Phelps was three with Jack . Bispham to try a few games. He has decided to get in form that he may be 1 . able to win from his friend in a short j Mrs. K. S. Green will give a tournament next Wednesday. A good time will ] be had by all taking part as the ladies j always anxious for an event of this The three midle courts will be 1 engaged for her and the others may be used by other members. I FAIRBANKS' MORSE & CO ' Stationary and Marine Gas si d Gasoline * ENGINES W FRANK BNTRIKJN, Agent. P. O. Box 158. Cape May City. NJ W. H. BRIGHT Fire Insurance t la any part ol Cap# Mar Co • HOLLY BEACH, N J ] Money in the puree wlH eeer be in ' fa hiou, but money in the Security Trust ^ is mere profitable. 'I

. 1025 THE |910 PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY INCORPORATED 1825. ; CHARTER "PERPETUAL OFFICE, 508-510 WALNOT ST, PHILADELPHIA, PA. ' asset^L' - - - - S750.000.00 ASSETS - - - - $7,832,624 19 SURPLUS, - - - $2,238,426 48 DIRECTORS. ff"011' J°hn K Thomson LM^dwMmier. Effingham B. Morris, Bdw^"stotesbuiy Edwin N. Benson, Jr. DALE BBNSON, President, JOBS L.THOMSON. Vice Presldent- _*• ££J?DNBR CKOWELL, Secretary L. WARNER, Asri^tslcro. WM' m«tWS°N' SeC J" A*",C7 Depart' W. HAND S. r. »i.n»«nq| HAND AND ELDREDGE LOCAL AGENTS Merchant's National Bank Bldg, or 816 and 817 Washington Street Cape Mar. N J. Letter Heads, Bill Heads, Etc., printed by the Star and Wave publishing Oon are delivered in strong boxes to prevent loss by soiling, and rough usage. This is a poo[ idea from tha printers' standpoint aa he will naturally get fewer orders. But then a satisfied customer is worth considers hie to us.