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MENTION INTERESTINQ PBRHONAL PARA- j GRAPHS OP TUB COKING AND GOING uF CAPE MAT VISITORS | AND RESIDENTS DURING THI ' PAST WEEK. Mr. And Mm. K. Brady will spend a portion of the aunON at the Klward. Dr. John W. Krrj of Philadelphia, is (pending aome time at -the (Benwood. He in accompanied by his family. •• Captain H. O. Smithera, Washington, D. C'., has arrived in Oape May to spend ten days with his family at the Many. G. Johnson Graham and family of Weat Philadelphia, arc occupying their handsome hew cottage at Stockton ave. and Queen street. Mist- K. M. limiting and Mr*. John L Pagan. Geroaotown. a u toed to Cape May and spent last Sunday at the Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. 4. K. Williams and Master William Vaugfaa. " of Philadelphia. composed an auto party at the CV»(Svarles M<lnnwa will occupy the M. L. Richardson cottage on Jackson street this summer. I Mrs. Knight NefteL of Paris and Mias — -lUi^abeth lliialer. of .Spruce street, Ph'ladelphia. are the guests of Mrs. Clara Haynes. of the Kl l>risco Apartments. B. G. Kekert. former superintendent of the Cape May Isght and Power On., and Mrs. Kekert and children motored to CVpe May in their Hudson six and are spending some time with friends. Albert N. Hoxie was in Cape May this week in reference to the removal of fi»h pounds from the tidal waters of the entire^ Atlantic coast. Howard Temenbaum, who was formerly in charge of the soda fountain at Mecray"a drug store is now filling a similar position st the Hewitt and York pharmacy. MOTORISTS UNIT OAPE MAY CITY C. IMwson CVdeman. Mr. and Mrs. A . I. Jacoby. Misses Linda and Florence Jacoby, Sua Elizabeth 4. Reattio and A G. Iimkr. composed a party of PHlaJelphsans who motored to this resort and registered at the Colonial. Tii"- R SHherman. John Daily. Mr cad Mrs. C * Thomas. C R. Thomas Jr.. Mrs. .T. Hoffman. Mrs. A. Crane composed an auto party at the WmdAe auto party composed of R. M. Mason. M H Mom, Harold Dalaimer, nad N B Maaoa. all of Philadelphia, T

japent a few days at the Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Day, Mrs. i Florence B. Fitzpatrick and W. Kirk

I land Dwier composed an auto party of , ' : Philadelphia!!* which spent a few days ' jat the Columbia Hotel. 1 . , . I | ! PROPOSAL FOR PUBLIC ,1 SCHOOL BUILDING Sealed bids for the furnishing of all 1 j materials and labor, for the erection, I 1 construction, building, furnishing, and I - equipping a public school building for j • the Board of Education of the City of . • \Y ildwood. County of Cape May, will I. b-'^eceived by the Board of Education [ i at The CSty Hall on or before the hours ' J of 8 P. M. July 8th. 1914. - All bids to be sealed and marked proposal for erecting school building. f All bida to be made on blanks furr nished for that purpose and to cover - all items contained therein and to be I accompanied by a certified check in • i tlie amount of $500. Plans and apecifi- j f cations may be seen at the ofl'ce of { - Lynn H. Boyer, Architect, inn East : Wildwood avenue. Wild wood. N. J.. or 1 may be obtained from said architect - on the deposit of $10.00. Therefore which amount will be returned when the plans and specifications are used in , • -bidding or surrendered prior to the op- ■ 1 1 -ning of the bids. ! 1 The right to reject any or all bids 1 » is hereby reserved by said board, a .lone 18th 1914 W. C. TODD, District Clerk, 1 Hoard of Education. City of Wildwood, 1 t N.J. 531-6-27 2t i 1 o 1 JOIjLY PARTY CELEBRATES YOUNG LADIES BIRTHDAY ' J A jolly party of Oape May's younger set sailed in the n.otorboat Ray E. last Tuesday to Wildwood where they spent the oftemoon. The trip was arn ranged in honor of Miss Martha Schel- • lenger for the purpose of celebrating her birthday. Those participating were: Misses Frances and Mjuie Thompson, Emily k' Mecray, Ruth Walters. Ray Curtis, Florence Ware. Millicent Hand. Helen Moore. Ress Entriken, Naomi . JYhitaey, •- Harriet Mecray, Mrs. H. P. Entriken. e Mrs. Frank Entriken. Mr?. John Mey cray. Mr*. S. Scbellenger and Mrs. R. is J. Ores well. ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES W. G. ESSEN 524 WASHINGTON ST. Mailing tubes. 3 eenta per foot, r, Special price in large quantities. Star l, and Wars Pub. Company.

i A SUCCESSFUL BAND CONCERT; ALL SELECTIONS ADMIRABLY s RENDERED EXCEPT ONE— LAST « CONCERT OF POPULAR MUSICAL 1 ORGANIZATION SATURDAY EVE- { NING. i ( The third Band Concert given by the t Cape May City Band on Saturday 20th j inst., in all its numbers save one was • veryaaat isf actory . "The wind blew Carmen away" so far f that the Band never found it. The lea«i- ( er here with apologizes to his co-part- ! ners in the Band for setting up solarge j . a sheet in the face of such adverse cir- ( cumstances. ! The enjovabla^features were so many i " as to shroud the adversities. The power 1 of the marches, the precision of attack, j and the mobility of the waltz were ed- i ' ucational and enjoyable. • In announcing the program for the ] last concert dated for the 27th inst.. the director pn behalf of the band takes ( the opportunity to thank the- public | who have so largely and enthusiastic- < ally patronized the concerts and gecciv- j ed the work of the band in the spirit ^ of entertainment in which it has been j I given. < We also hope that some means can be 1 1 devised whereby sufficient money can i j be obtained wherewith to purchase the ( new instruments so much needed, 1 1 | Program for Saturday, June 27, 1914: I 1 Harch. The Newton j' 2 Selection. Overture Barnard , 3 Selection, Stradella, j , ' - ..._ Flowtow, Arr. Wm. Porter i r 4 Waltz. Moonlight on the Nfle. King 5 Selection. War Songs, I Arr. Mackie Bcver , | 0 Marrh. Tenth . Regiment, Hall | 7 Selection. Airs of Jill Nations. i 1 ^ .An-. M. Bey-r | I 8 March. The Washington Post. Sousa 1 ® 9 Waltz. Flowers of Paris, Duble ^ 10 March, The Boston Commandery. ( Clark j * Wm. Porter, Director. GOOD BASKETBALL GAME EXPECTED { , * An interesting game of basket ball will be played next Thursday evening at Sewell's Point Pavilion between a team composed of employees of Mecray . Brothers and the regular Cape May team. A good game is expected as the

players of the former team claim that they will show the latter team how. to pthy basketball. WILL ATTEND CONVENTION The Rev. Dr. W. D. McCurdy. repreI si-nttng the congregation of the First , rhurch will leave June 2d for Kansas-Citv, Mo., where he vfill attend the convention of the International Baptist Young Peoples Union. HOME LAUNDRY AND IRONING DONE BY THE DOZEN WORK BY THE DAY Mrs. Lena Hollond 744 Lafayette Street. Children Or* FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Diabetes Loses Its Terrors SPECIALIST BELIEVES CURE HAS BEEN FOUND FOR THIS DREAD DISEASE. Diabetes no longer m.od be a terror to those who have become victims to thia dread disease. As the result of extensive experiments, a specialist announces that a simple plant growing wild in Mexioo, is a specific in the treatment of diabetes, quickly reducing the specific gravity and sugar, restoring vigor and building up the system. This harm) -sa v --table remedy should ' relieve the ps tier t f - s worst symptoms in the m-»t agg.-ai*: 1 -eases, within a week, and to prove -t. we will mail a 50e ; package for l«c t he'p p- v distribution ' cos!, with free booklet . : ,-pecial value to tb» d ab-tic. cont.i ' latest diet _ lists and exclusive table of food values. giving percentage of starch and sugar ' (carbohydrates' in 250 different foods. 1 Diabetol herb is sold under guarantee of ' satisfaction or money recv:iledTell your afflicted fneii-i- of this offer and send 10c to-lay for s full atzed 50e package. Am« Chemical Co., Dept.. 444-C. Whitney Point. N Y. You con get Diabetal from Mecray'a Pharmacy, at the regular price. Groceries, provisions. salt meats, fruits, tobacco, oranges, bananas, patent medicines, hardware, cigars and ' tobacco on sale at W. H. Smith's, 596 Broadway, Weat Caps May.

ORiy NANCE __ j 'An ordinance authorizing the- Cape j May. Dels ware Bay and Seweli's Point ] Railroad Company to lay tracks on certain streets in the City" of Cape May." •Section 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the inhabitants of the City of Cape May. in City Council assembled i and it is hereby enacted by authority of the same, that the Cape May, Delaware Bay and Sewell's Point Railroad Company is hereby authorized and empowered to lay down and construct, operate « and maintain an extension of its tracks from the East ride of Pittsburgh avenue in the City of Cape May, thence in a curve to the right of twelve degrees. three minutes and thirty-six seconds through the -prpperty of the Cape May Real Estate Company. Section 2. And be it further ordained and enacted by the authority aforesaid that the Cape May, Delaware Bay apd Sewell's Poi/it Railroad Company is authorized and empowered to lay down, construct, operate and maintain an extension of its track from the Southeast ride of Washington Street at terminus on a curve to the left having a radius of one hundred feet, to a point four feet east of the Northwesterly curb line of Washington street, thence by a reverse curve, bv a radii of hundred fifty feet connecting with the main track in the eentre line of Washington street. Section 3. And be it further ordained and enacted that said tracks or railroad shall be laid and maintained in ac'cordanco with the established grade or grades of said streets and that' the said Cape May. Delaware Bay and Sew- 4 ell's Point Railroad Company shall keep good, repair and maintain in good order their tracks between rails, and two feet outside of their respective rails through all streets granted to said I Company by this ordinance and to make good all damages caused by laying their rails through said street. Section 4. And be It further ordain - I ed and enacted by the authority afore1 said that the cars to be operated upon j the extension of the tracks hereinberore I mentioned shall be operated only by electricity as the motor power. Section 5. And be it father ordained and enacted by the authority afore- | said that all rails shall be flat rails on ' and along Washington Street aforesaid. I Section 6. And be it further ordained and enacted by the authority aforesaid that the expense of publication of this ordinance shall be paid by the Cape . May. Delaware Bay and Sewell's Point < Company. Section 7. And be it further ordained and enacted by the authority aforesaid, that this ordinance shall take effect immediately after its approval by the Mayor, provided that the said Oape May. Delaware Bay and Sewell's Point Railroad Company shall file with the Recorder of the City of Cape May its acceptance of the terms hereof. N. V. M. D. MARCY, S President of City Council. Approved - June 13th. H>14. W. M. CASSEDY. Mayor. Attest : . THOMAS W. "MILLET. Recorder.

HOW I SERVE YOD First. I will build you the beat boat fcr the money. Second. I will (tore your boat la my enclosed boat houM by tha year or the Third, 1 can offer you a choice of the t best second hand boats and tabs your . present craft in part payment on a 3ew . one. Railways on which to run boats. 1 JOHN A. PHARO, 110J Lafayette Bt_ I Keystone phone No. red. Bee those new baby coaches at Wrntxell's. St Perry straet. WALTPAPER 1 Large assortment of desirable patterns J for Parlors, Dining Rooms, Bed Rooms, Halls, Kitchens, etc., at 5 to 10 eents per nil, some with 18 iuoh borders. 20, 3U and 40 cent wall paper at 10, 12 and IS cents per roll. Satin stripes for bed rooms witii cut out borders, 10 cents per rolL Morie Ceiling, 6 cents per roil. Special prices on Imported and Domestic Plain. Oat Meal and Felt Papers. See , my complete line before making your ' spring purchases. JOS. K. HAND. JR. 3!5 Washington Street. Over Star and Wave Office. FOR I SALE *T MEW 17 -room cottage on * ' New Jersey ve., the most modern cottage in i East Cape May. It is now ' rented for $1800 th:s season. e This is a real bargain, and - ' can be bought on the easy term plan. f : WM. N. WEAVER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE . Cottage Renting a Specialty 221 Decatur Street , Both Phones

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