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FINE SERVICE AT ST, PETERS . 80Y CHORISTERS OF THE CHURCH p OF THE EPIPHANY, GERMAN- " TOWN, LED >IN THE PRAISES— J GACRAMENT OF HOLY BAPTISM ADMINISTERED. m 0 From Tuesday's Daily Star and Wave. <1 A delightful service was held at the ** beautiful little church of St. Peter's-by-the-Sea at Cape May Point last Sun- 1 day. The officiating clergymen were the Rev. Messrs. Thos. J. Taylor, of Kennett Square, Pa., Win. H. Graff, and H. Quail Miller, of Philadelphia. ^ The boy choristers of the Church of tbe Epiphany, Germantown, under the direction of their choirmaster, Mr. Robert W. Staton, led the praises of the Sanctuary with charming ability and with sommendsble reverence. Aft- ( er the reading of the Second Lesson, Mr. Graff had the pleasure of administering the Sacrament of Holy Baptism to two young ladies from Mt. Airy, Philadelphia. It was a pleasing and most impressive part of the service, and provoked the attention and interest of • the entire congregation, which always bas a share in tbe administration, and gratefully and reverently performs its I part on such a happy occasion . As tlie i Ministration Service proceeded, all i seemed to grasp largely tbe importance ' of the meaning of the Apostolic dec- < laration as fouhd in the appointed Epistle for the day — "Know ye not, ( that so msny of us as were baptized i into Jesus Christ were baptized into < His death? Therefore, we are buried : with Him by baptism into death; that as Christ was raised up from the dead by the glory of the Father, even so we also (who are baptizes) should walk in newness of life." Rom. 6. 3-4 vs. j Tbe preacher was the venerable Thos. J. Taylor, who took for bis text St. X*ike5, 1 v*.— "It etme to pass, that as j the people pressed upon Him (Jesus) ; to hear the word of God. He stood by I the lake of Gennesaret." In his own! characteristic way. Mr. Taylor describ- j ed the busy scene, and the thronging crowd, sick and weary with tbe heartless precepts taught them by Priests, Scribes and Pharisees; in a clear and most earnest manner be showed how the human heart longs for something better than that which mere cult# and philosophies propose and offer to sinsick and hungering humanity. Like the distressed and afflicted woman, we may try all physicians, and waste our energy and wealth on this or that particular scheme, in the vain effort to find satisfaction and peace — but it will all . be useless. After all, we must go to i Him, Jesus the Word of God. our alone | Savior, Who only can say to suffering, j weary, 'helpless humanity — "Come nn- I to Me. ill ye that labor, and sorrow,! and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." Jesus alone, through the Church and its grace-bestowing Sacraments, can give the rest that weary humanity is . every day longing fox. ! Latest Post Cards 15 cents per dozen while they last. Star and Wave Stationery Department.

VISITORS DELIGHTED ( . WITH CAPE MAY CITY,' Mr. and Mrs. Adrian M. Aikman and -J their children, Adrian, Jr., and Everett, { w-lio had been guests of Mr. Aikmau's parents, the Rev. Dr. S. S. Aikman ^ and Mrs. Aikman, at the Presbyterian Manse have returned to their home in ^ Indianapolis, Ind. Young Mr. Aikman and his family enjoyed their visit here very much and I . were loath to leave. Mr. Aikman was | delighted with the beautiful flowers and ; ' delightful climate and said that the | beach was the most nearly perfect one I ^ that he had ever seen and he lias tiav- J idled extensively. IMGAh NOTICE Notice is hereby given that I will • not be responsible for any debta contracted by my wife Maya T.^Coben. 1 LOUIS J. COHEN, . I' Woodbine, N. J. | ' ^ I; Mailing tubes, 3 cents per foot. : price in large quantities. Star ] ' and Wave Pub. Company. FRECKLE-FACE Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots, How to Remove Easily. Here's a chance. Miss Freckle- face, to | a remedy for freckles with the guar- ! antee of a reliable dealer that it will oot cost you * penny unless it removes the freckles; while if it does give you a clear complexion the expense is trifling. Simply get an ounce of othine — double j , strength from Mecray's Pharmacy, and I a few applications should show you how | i easy it is to rid yourself of the homely I ; freckles and get a beautiful complexion, i , Rarely is more than one ounce needed for j I .the worst case. i Be sure to ask the druggist fo rtbc i : double strength otbine as this is the pre- . i scription sold under guarantee of money j | back if it fails to remove freckles. 1 RENTS OC&AN ST. "COTTAGE ' FOR OVERFLOW FROM COLONIAL , 1 John 11 . Coleman, proprietor of the . j Colonial, has rented tbe Dr. Hughes 1 cottage at Ocean Street and Columbiu > Avenue, to take care of the overflow I j of guests . t The Colonial was- recently purchased j j from W. H. Church, by Mr. Coleman,! j who for a dozen years was connected t with the Union League in I*hiladelphia . | e Since the opening of the hostelry the ' e middle of June, the hotel bas been a - favorite stopping place for visitors to ' .. this resort and for some time past • j there has not been suflicient rooms to I I) accommodate the visitors, manv of! " ! wYiom have been turned away, making e J it compulsory to provide additional quarters . b I The cottage recently rented contairil r> | sixteen rooms, all of which have oeen u engaged . It is located within a few j, hundred feet of the beach and is one of „ ' the most beautiful cottages on Ocean SPIRITUALISM READING. _ Mrs. Webster will give readings on , each Wednesday at 836 Lafayette at., (Cape Mav, N. J . between 10 a.m. and 7 P-«- *

FERTILE LAND - UNTOUCHED - NEW JERSEY HAS lpoofioo ACRES J' OF FINE LAND WHICH HAS NOT BEEN TILLED — 33*87 FARMS WITH ANNUAL YIELD OF 870,- _ 493.»8»- B' From Monday's Daily Star and Wave. Tbe fine fictile land of the State of New Jersey and especially of Cape May K County has been overlooked by the iin- _ migrant and is not appreciated .as it F should be by our citiaens. The fact that have over 1,000,000 acres of land still untouched by the plow is evidence of the first statement. Second, we have _ not officially advertised our state as a O leading farming and market garden state. Territorially, New Jersey is not large, so that her aggregate crop yields seem small compared with atates with a much larger area. But when it comes to yield per acre and per man 3 engaged, thia state is in the first rank. — All farm property in the state amounts to $23,000,000. The annual yield for her 33,487 farms has been in- 1 creasing from year to year. In 1900 it I was $24,249,179. li 1913 is amounted to a total for all crops of $70,493,282. Is This is equivalent to $2,105 per farm [ " and $27 per acre, not deducting the | q cost of production and maintenance. | The above figures nhaw the progres- j give spirit of the New Jersey farmers. ■ fruit growers and market gardeners, j Their aim is for larger yields per acre ! « from year to year, a larger return for | money and labor expended, a higher I C | standard in all farming affairs. To ^ j this end, study, observation and experimentation are the order. | ' I Our dairy animals have a value of 1 i '$12,000,000 and no eounty in the state 1 [has a finer dairY-tlnm-sowr own. Inj ! poultry^ And pouUry products, this coun- 1 tv is also prominent and in this line the State Stands in the front of progress, baring a value exceeding $5,000.- : Horses exceed $14,000,000 and ? mules, sheep and swine exceed $3,000,- I 000. | For diversity of soils and products j ' the state is unexcelled, all products | to this latitude are sue- | cessfully grown here. XcwQcrwy j ] ' sweet potatoes have no superiar ah*- 1 . wherq, her peaches oml other fruits | a beauty and flavor not found in I the Pacific state products. Our cran- , [berries have an international n-piilu-ition. In general farm crops our; yield per acre compares to our ail van t- | age with the strictly grain-growing ! states. Alfalfa, the ctniiiiig crop for j j our entire state is increasing in acreage! (each year. Our lighter or sandy soils' J produce it luxuriantly. This opens the 1 I way for the support of ..dairy animals (and other stock in Abe new lands of I South Jersey. In connection with the above -tate- 1 ments, should be considered tlie great : consuming populations within, and adjoining our borders. .Seaside resorts I from Sandy Hook on the north to Tape ] > May on the south, with their hundreds 'of thousands of glimmer and winter | > boarders. New York City, Jersey City, j ■j Newark and other cities in the north. I with Philadelphia on the " south, with I 1 state-road and railroad transportation j 1 not found in any other territory of ; - equal size, give the producers of farm - crops an unusual opportunity fot I j marketing what they produce. We in-. ' | rite progressive farmers from other ! '(states to locate with us. Considering I - 1 the low price of our farming lands and j r I th« advantages named above. New Jer- ' sey presents a very inviting field for E I up-to-date farmers. i W. L. Ewing Jr. Li WAGON BUIiDER , AUTOMOBILE PAINTER Large tod Small Work * { Careful] Executed d | Estimates Cheerfully Furnished '• ( W. L. EWING. JR. d 1 West Perry 8t#., Keystone Phone

PROFESSION A1 ] H1CNBT H. M.PBKTW ATTOBNBT-AT-LAW la Chancer? for New Jam) f Member of Psusy l.^xis Bar. Cao. Mar. Mew Jetae*. £ J. SP1CKR I.KSMING COUNSELLOR- AT -LAW | Office; Hnrbm^auMMrviaaUlB stream Cap* May. New Jaraag. - SAMUEL F. ELOREDOE ATTORN KT-AT-LAW Merchants National Bank BalMMg Washington and Decatur Bta. Capo Ma r. Now Jsrear NOTARY PUBLIC I Solicitor and Maatar la nuarscTKeiwtoae 'Phono MA. FLOYS C HUGHES ATTORNEV-AT-LAW Offiee; ill Wash Inc ton Street Cape May. New Jars a?, t NOTARY PUBLIC Solicitor la Cbaacarr 6. BOLTON ELDREDdi ATTORNKY-AT-LAXF . Merchants National Bank Building I Washington and Decatur Bta i Cape May. Now Jeraer- I NOTARY PUBLIC Solicitor In Chaneerr 'Phone 8(x JAMES M. E. UILDRETH COUNBELLOR-AT-LAW | Solicitor. Master and Examiner la . Char eery NOTARY PUBLIC Offices at No. Z14 Ocean 8treet Cape May. New Jersey. ! Keystone 'Phone J»A ; LEWIS T. BT EVENS , Counsellor-at-Law Special Master in Chancery - Supreme Court Commissioner I Commissioner for Pennsylvania 315-18 Washington SL, Cape May, N. J. Morgan hand, jr. . [CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR CAPE MAT COURT HOUSE. N. J. Bell 'Phone 4 lit Wesley avenuf. Bell "Phone HX Ocean City, N. J. i DR. J. H. OLIVER DENTIST Estey Building, 1120 Chestnut St., Philadelphia Pa (One door above Keith's Theatre) Appointments may be made by Bell I [Telephone, Walnut llSSD. Extracting ' painless. I DR. C. E. PYLE DENTIST 653 Washington ^Street | Phila. Office Flanders Building, 15th and Walnut Sta. j j Library Spectacles Make reading a plesaore. A boon to U I those who use their eyes constantly. I I C. A. LONGSTRETH | Specialist in Eye Tttlint 222 Market Street, Philadelphia J " - ■ i CAPE MAY OPTICAL M3 Waahington Street Capt May, N. J. ; ! Everything for the Eye. Prescription Lense« a Specialty Keystone Phone 44 D. ! THE LEADING EXPERT AND INSTRUCTOR IN ; NEW MODERN DANCING IN NEW YORK CITY, WRITES: j "Dear Sir: — I have used ALLEN'S r FOOT-EASE, the antiseptic powder to > be shaken into the shoes, for tbe past I | ten years, and can say from experience : . that it i* a blessing to all who are com- 1 r pelled to be constantly on their feet. I I dance eight or ten hours daily, and And I that ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE keeps my j - feet cool and comfortable. take6 the fric- 1 . tion from the shoe, prevents corns and i Sore, Aching feet. I recommend it to all my pupils." Signed, E. FLETCHER HALLAMORE. j Sample maih-d FREE. Address, Allen ! S. Olmsted. I^e Roy. N. Y. SAFETY FIRST. Bank with the Security Trust Oo., | Cape May. Save for the rainy day — fori old age. Chautauqua season tickets for sale at the Star and Wave Stationery Department. 21 first class entertainments for $2.00. Secure your tickets early. d

[CAPE MAY COAL & ICE CO. g UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Best quality Coal as all times. Careful i! preparation. Guaranteed weight n Pure. Ice, manufactured from distilled "[ water. Prompt and courteous service. "n Main Office-512 WASHINGTON STREET v , READING COAL YARDS and YanU~PERRY AND JACKSON STRE TS ;°j THOMAS S. STEVENS d Bell ui Serstue TeJephonts Manager

107 ANB 109 JACKSON ST. En^Aial im ksml Sm Ma and iihli, SpueaaMai al ttm pMr. Oatt^p tnak nWiilii On 4m* hr t*—* pnmptly attend to sad ddtonL PhMM. Mi J. McCANN Kejrwtone Tglspfcw. «•». , ■ ■ •. =is-?a Wm. F. Brown PLUMB STEAM and CAS PTTTIMG Jobbing A S^eaWty. 417 Washington Street EstimaUs Fuwdshed CAPE MAY Kaystow* Til^ih— IM A Hhoubbclkanino t1mb ib kmbm and la apt to be atuakW wttk unpls— am clrcumstaacaa. sapaclaJUt whsa Iks acmoval of furoltura aad pBiirw brtamp out tbe defects to your wall papara. It Is also tbs boat tlms to kava aew pagw Ing done, aad" a postal mailed to w. L. LeNolr wUl brtag him to you wtffi samples of any dtaorlpUoa. Uks wffi is of the bast, and his prtooo more tkaa (is washington itssst Keystone Phous lslx. ! I.I A TF you are wondering where to send your son to i S # I complete his education, write for a new ' ' J A booklet entitled "Tom Brown at PeirceV ( jp which ^ay Resist you in reaching a decision-. v.j } 9 If yotNrtfve a daughter whose future you are consider- , f ® ing, send for a booklet entitled "Secretarial Positions for j ( TO Women." 1 p J Peirce School, The School You Have Always Known, ( ( ^ prepares young men and young women for useful careers, vS and secures desirable positions for them upon the compleI K tion of their courses of study. ; 9 The 50th School Year will begin September 1, 1914. ( ( T Office open every business day; call or send for 50th ( 1 T Annual Catalogue. ( ) I PEIRCE SCHOOL ^^CACCCt^CCCCXCC4XCC<CCCj'^ ||| (||| mot a bit interested. A ^mu >n whether their wines and liquors srs ^ ([ I H I pure and finely flavored some people art ^ V J yiot because they don't know the differTEITELMAN'S 312 Washington S-raet. Cape May, N. J. BAILY'S WHISKtY (Black Ubal) . 90 Cent. KF.NTUCKY RESERVE $1.00 AMERICAN PRI9E .... 1.00 5 1 CABINET WHISKEY ... 100 ° j We also ha.e a new stock of California and e Imported Winea. Shoes! Shoes! " ! NEW, LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SHOES AT LESS THAN PHILA DELPHIA PRICES. AN ENTIRE NEW AND LARGE " STOCK OF WALL PAPER Which Will Be Sold at Prices to Defy Competition. Having had many years' experience in th« business, I only aaB an opportunity to convince my customers that I can Bell them at the i lowest possible prices. Please examine my rtock before buying elto when. ' ELDR1DGE JOHNSON. .8 318 Wsiliaftra Street • W. B. SMITH & SON 502 BROADWAY WEST CAPE MAY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Salt Meats. Frwits, Oranges, Bananas. Patent Medicines. Hardware. CIGARS AND TOBACCO ^ Keystone Phone 161M