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yacht season in full swing CORINTHIAN CLUB HOPES TO EEPEAT SUCCESS OF LAST YEAR IN FINE NEW HOUSE— PHILADELPHIANS WORK OF DEEPENING CHANNEL Prom Tuesday's Daily Star and Wave. The Corinthian Yacht Club^hai inaugurated its aeaaon with highhopvs of repeating the great success achieved last , year, when the splendid *40,000 club- ■ bouse threw open its doors for the first time. The same hospitality will pr<▼ail this season, and the features already arranged give promise of sorial , and yachting triumphs that will please 1 the rapidly' increasing membership. The opening races last Saturday were the first formal occasion for a reunion | •i members and guests. The Schuyler i Aocordeon Band, of Philadelphia, added to the enjoyment of the day, having keen engaged especially for the event. Commodore R. Walter Starr and J. ' Wallace Hallowell gave a dinner to the , visiting yacthsmen, including represent- < Ativea from every organisation on the •oast. 1 During the week the club anchorage j has been visited by ex -.Commodore Eis- , enlohr, of the Philadelphia Yacht Club, with the Mirama, and by Maxwell Wyeth's and Alexis Dupont's yachts. The deepening of the channel leading to the * harbor has been going steadily since ! last fall under the contract of N. Z. j Graves, and 17 feet is now assured at j low tide This depth jwltl pirmitttipjl entrance at - high tide, of the largest - yachts. It is expected that the club will ' be visited by many members of the New t York Yacht dub. as they have teamed ] of the many advantages of the new har- i bor. and the ability of the Corinthian I management to cater to the physical 1 comforts of aailormen. The deepening of the entrance will be continued until it reaches 25 feet. Hydrograpbic officers of the United States Wavy have given assurance that it will be easy to maintain this depth, because ' the water that pour down from the rivers and creeks that find an outlet there ( contain no salt, and will, therefore, flow 1 1 freely to the wea and maintain the chan- : * n j; A TRUE SPORTSMAN ■ !f In the- July "American Magaziui" ( Albert Hickman, writing about tbe de- j ( vdopment of a new type of fast motor j ( boat, makes tbe -following comment on j the true sportsman: i "Every true sportsman has the best i " dog. tbe beat gun, and the bwt boat- j ' ■WA is a bTesaing for tie iavectori i of dogs, guns, and boat*." I v

THE MOTHER'S HOME. V """—I . The third and last Home opened in the new cottage, familiarly called the Mother House. It lias a capacity of . about 40 mothers and their children and is very neatly furnished and fully equipped with Water, gas, electricity, . baths and laundry. It is for comfort i an ideal home where a tired mother can 1 take her child for rest or if the child is sick can nurse it back to health. Its furnishing by rooms has been in the way of memorial gifts from friends and churches. It is a pleasure in our hasty review, to now turn to the naibfe of the old- • eat manager ami the second President . of the Sea -Side Home, who succeeded . Mrs. Haddock at her "death aome thirteen years ago. Mrs. King at the age of 87 years is still very active arid alert in her official duties. Having her summer residence in tape May she keeps in -close touch by frequent visits during the whole summer. With her strong influence and happy christian spirit, we trust she may kindly spared many years more of usefulness in her favorite work. UP FROM SUNNY SOUTH. William H. "Church and Mrs. Church and children have returned from their winter home in Florida and will spend ] the summer in their Windsor avenue I cottage. Mr. Church erected the Colonial hotel I nearly a score of years ago and was I proprietor until several months ago, | when it was purchased by J. H. Cole- I man. ELWOOD S HAND DEAD i A telegTam was received Tuesday af- i announcing the death of Elwood j S. Hand, youngest son of Aaron W. I Hand County Superintendent of Pub- ' lie Schools, and Mrs. Hand, on July 11, I the Government hospital -in Colon. I Panama- His body will be sent to Cape | May for interment in the Cold Spring] cemetery . • Mr. Hand was formerly an assistant ' Major Goethals who constructed 'the ' Panama canal, and for the last six ' ; months was employed in laying out j ' plantations for tbe United Fruit Com- j ' pany in Panama . j I FRECKLES Hide Them With a Veil; Remove • Them With the Othine Prescriplion. This prescription for the removal of , was written by a ' prominent I i physician and ia usually so successful in ' removing freckles and giving a clear, j refund the money if it fails. I Mecray's Pharmacy under guarantee to J refund tbe'miney if it fails, j Don't hide your freckles under a veil; ' get an- ounce of othine and remove them. ; Even the first few applications should 'show a wonderful improvement, some of Jj ; the lighter freckles vanishing entirely, j Be sure to ask the druggist for the l I strength othine; it is this that is j <<dd on the money-back guarantee. is*e those new bahy coach as at . W salsa 11' a. at Parry street ■

under new government 700,000 PERSONS IN HEW jERSEY RULED feY COMMISSION FORM OF ADMINISTRATION — CAPE MAY AGAINST NEW IDEA AT LAST ELECTION. From Monday's Daily Star and. Wave . Although the Commission form I of government for cities has been in operation in New Jersey less than - three years, today over 700,000 person c- - nearly one-third of the residents of the State — live in cities paving the new form of administration. Ii? iff there are twenty-three cities and towns and one township so governed in this State. At- the election the first Tuesday in July last year, the commission form of government met its Waterloo in Cape ] May by a majority of 80 votes. There were 143 votes cast for and 223 against | tbe commission government idea. Some Cape May residents are avowedly in favor of th$ new idea in city government, while others are dead agaiast it . New Jersey is in the fpfemost rank of States — in the lead so far as known — with cities having the Commission j form of government. According to the last census the New Jersey cities which have tried out the new ideas have a combined population of 704.6t!l. The ■ principal so governed are Jersey City. Patorson, Trenton, Passaic, Atlantic City and Orange. At the present time there is an agitation being promoted to give Newark, the twelfth largest city in the United States. Commission government. Should this city eventually be brought into 1 line, nearly one-half the population of - New Jersey, over two and a half millions at the last census, would be liv- ■ ing under the new system. Ijr 'point of time, perhaps, no more I rapid spread of an idea has been witnessed in the United States. e Linen Finished Box Paper, the 25c '. variety at 15 cents, until Satnrdav. ^ June 27- Star and Wave Stationery . ■ Department. I ' WHY WOMEN SUEfER » Many Cape May C. H- Women are j Learning the Cause Women often sutler, not knowing the • Backache, headache, dizziness, nert Irregular urinary passage* weakness, languorEach a torture of itself. Together hint at weakened kidneys. Strike at the root— get to the cause. , No other remedy more highly eiidoraed than Doan's Kidney Pills. Recommended by thousand* — 1 Endorsed at home. Cape May Court ifouae citizen. Mrs. Win. Scull, Hand avenue. Cape May C. H., says: "I was often both- ' ered by weakness in mv back, •-specially r after I did any work " that obliged me - to stoop. I had pains in my loins and as time passed, I became worse. Nothing helped me until I took Loan's Kid- [ ney Pills on a friend's advice. After I I had used two boxes, the pains left and I 1 ' have never troubled me since. I am ! j ' . glad to cqpfirm my former endorsement I ' | of Doan's Kidney Pills.-' v , ] , j Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't simply 1; • ask for a kidney remedy get Loan's ; I Kidney Pills— the same that Mrs. Scull I 1 had. Foster-Milburn Co., Props., Buf- , falo, N. Y. SAFETY FIRST. | Bank with the Security Trust Co., ! I Cape May. Save for the rainy day— for ] old age. ' | THE LEADING EXPERT AND IN- I STRUCTOR IN I NEW MODERN DANCING ! , I IN NEW YORK CITY, WRITES: .!_ "Dear Sir:—! have used ALLEN'S j j FOOT- EASE, the aptiseptic powder to S j be shaken into the shoes, for the past | ten years, and can say from experience i that it is a blessing to all who are com- s I polled to be constantly on their feet. I 1 1 dance eight or ten hours daily, and find ' v ■ that ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE keeps my ! ), I feet cool and comfortable, takes the fric- I | tion from the shoe, prevents corns and ji • Sore, Aching feet. I recommend it to all my pupila." c Signed, E. FLETCHER HALLAMORE. ] Sample mailed FREE. Address, Allen p S. Olmsted. Le Roy, N. Y. j.

prof£ss10mai j Ht-atRV n g._l,p«wva«1 ' ATTDRJs'KY-AT-LAW ! Solicitor m Cnancnrg for New Jerety Member or 2**na*ylvania Bar. Cape Mar. New Jersey. r J. SP1CEB L&AM1NO T " COUNSELLOR- AT-LAW Solicitor. Master and Examiner in ' Chancery r Ottct. Hut h«« and Franklin street* ■* Cape May, New Jersey. SAMUEL F. ELDRKDOB ATTORNKY-Aff-LAW f Merchants National Bank Bulldias Washington and DeaStur Su. Cape May, New Jersey. NOTARY PUBLIC Solicitor and Master in Chancery. f Keystone 'Phone SLA. 1 FLOYD C. HUOHE8 ~ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office: LSI Washington Street 1 Cape May. New Jersey. NOTARY PUBLIC , Solicitor la Chancery ' O. BOLTON ELDREDGE ATTORNKY-AT-LAW Offices: Merchants National Bank Building 1 Washington and Decatur Su. Cape May. New Jersey. , NOTARY PUBLIC Solicitor in Chancery Keystone 'Phone id . JAMES M. £. H1LDRETH COUNBELLOR-AT-LAW 1 Solicitor. Master and Examiner In I • Char oery NOTARY PUBLIC Offices at No. S14 Ocean Street Cape May. New Jersey. 1 Keystone Phone StA LEWIS T. STEVENS - Counsellor-at-Law Special Matter in Chancery • Supreme Court Commissioner Commissioner for Pennsylvania 315-16 Washington St, Cape May, N. J. "Morgan hand, jr. , CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR CAPE MAT COURT HOUSE N. T. Bell 'Phone ( lit Wesley avenue. Bell 'Phone LtX Ocean City. N. J. DR. J. H. OLIVER DENTIST Eatey Building. 1120 Chestnut St, Philadelphia Pa (One door above Keith's Theatre) Appointments may be made by Belt Walnut 1J3ZD. Extracting DR. C. E. PYLE DENTIST G53 Washington Street Phila. Office Flanders Building, 15th and Waiaul Sts. | Our "Comfort" (J Library Spectacles Make reading a pleasure. A boon to those who use their eyes constantly. C. A. LONGSTRETH Specialist in Eye Testing 222 Market Street. Philadelphia I CAPE MAY OPTICAL 513 Washington Street Cape May, N. J. Everything for the Eye. Prescription Lenses a Specialty j Phone 44D. W. L. Ewing Jr. wacon buu-der automobile painter j Large snd Small Work | Careful! Executed i Estimates Cheerfully Furnished > ' W. L EWING. JR. West Perry Sts, I Keystone Phone SENATOR VARE INTERESTED " i . IN HORSE SHOW : 1 Among the recent donor's of Horsi 1 Show trophies is Senstor Edward Yare. ] through cottager Walter N. Stevenson' ] who assures us that tbe Senator will | ■ have at least 2 entries in the pony class .'I. Dick Donnelly, the holder of the high j record, will appear at the Show . e Mr. Donnelly made the high record j on Tychabrahch 7 feet 61-2 inches, June % on Heather Bloom 8 feet 2 inches, 1902, in Norfolk, Va. The was made over strap bars.

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