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W. F. CASSEDY DIES SUDDENLY FATHER OF CAPE MAY'S 1 MAYOR SUCCUMBS FROM ■» HEART TROUBLE— AROSE 4 FEELING FINE BUT EX- } PIRES 15 MINUTES AFTER t PHYSICIAN- ARRIVES. a * I From Monday's Daily .Star and Wave . ^ *W. F. Cassedy, il«Jitelong resi- 1 1 Sent and a respected citizen of Cape May died Sunday morning. t after an illness of less than- a half ^ hour due to heart failure. He Was in his seventy-first year. ( « He had been troubled more or less in recent years with heart trouble but was able to follow his trade. He worked until the day before his death. He arose early ( Sunday morning and remarked to members of his family that he had j not felt better in several years.Fol- ( lowing his breakfast whieh was a hearty one, he was stricken with fainting spells. Dr. V. M. D. j Marcy was summoned, but in less than an hour she, had _gHeeuml>ed. Mr. Cassedy was a son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Cassedy i and was born in Cape May. In l early life he learned the carpen- ! try trade at which he worked sev- i eral years. Later in life he start- i ed in work for himself and engag- l ed in contracting and huildng and i has helped in the progress of a i great many resorts along the < South Jersey coast. He was a 1 lifelong member of the Presbyter- | is n church . i Surviving are his Widow and the following children : Mrs . J . Har- > vcy .Dennett; Mayor W. M . Cas- i Bedy and Frank W. Cassedy, assistant postmaster: also the following sisters: Mrs. Sallie Williams. Ocean street : Mrs . Ellen Sparks. Millville, apd Mrs. Louisa Banks, Ormond, N. J. Funeral sendees will be held ^Wednesday at 2.30 o'clock. FRECKLES Re* is the Time to Get Bid of The*e Ugly Spots. There's no longer the slightest need of feeling ashamed of your freckles, as the prescription o thine— double strength — is guaranteed to remove these homely rpots. Simply get an ounce of othine — double strength from Meerav's Pharmacy, and apply a little of it night and morning and yon should soon see that even the worst freckles have begun to disappear, while the lighter onea hare vanished entirely. It is seldom that man than an ounce is needed to com - plrtely dear the akin and gain a beautiful clear complexion. Be awe to ask for the double strength •thine as this is said under guarantee ef money tnck if it faO* ta remove

- ' i; OLD EDITORS RECALL • CAPE MAY'S BALMY DAYS J Captain C. S. McGrath, truly a J veteran of veterans, is passing sev- j eral weeks in the enjoyment of a much needed and well earned Test at the Carroll Villa with his j old friend and former associate in K journalism. There friends ofte"h I refer to Cape Mtay's "balmy days," they ran off season after editions of the Cape' May :( Daily Wave Ah at readied any-jt where from one to three thousand !r copies. It Capt. McGrath served through \ the Civil War with the Seventeenth New York Volunteers. In e 1865 he came to the Ocean Wave, j the first newspaper published in 0 Cape May City or County, and is ' J today the oldest resort paper in t America. t Mr. Brooks, the T. R. B.. of p today became associate editor with o Captain McGrath in 1876 and c though now retired from business !q his contributions are still often j read with hearty appreciation. |r o It INFORMATION OF INTEREST 1 TO CAPE MAY RESIDENTS I , II The trolley loop along the harbor is 1 ' completed and in operation . The ; ' line runs from the old terminal at Sewell's Point along the shorp of the • ] harbor to Sehellenger'a Landing, where ' j it connects with the Washington street,' This makes a complete loop that i ' is over seven miles in length . It is be- j ' ing extensively patronized for the pleas- j tire of the ride and the view gf the harbor . During the progress of a re- , gatta it will be of much convenience ! ^ to the spectators . , , The Lydia Ann, powered with a four- • cylinder Ralaco, the fine new cruiser j _ r of Richard L. .trnks, wirich WRR launch- ' ed at Essington a few months aog. has , been brought to these waters and is I • now dying the penant of the Cape May . i Yacht Club. Her hospitable skipper j i has entertained many friends during the j I Commodore Philip H. Johnson, of the) Philadelphia Yacht Oub, stopped at; Cape May en route to Larchmont. He was aboard his beautiful schooner, a picture of which was printed in Resorts and Yachting a few months ago. James F. Lucas and family are nout in their Hughes street home. B.. I. Gibbons and family are reg- ' istered at a beachfront hotel for the ^ season. — Resorts and Yachting. 0 SEA ISLE'S NEW SCHOOL r CREDIT TO THE COUNTY Sea Isle's beautiful new $25,000 school 1 house is practically completed, all but t a few finishing touches, and . the cono tractors hope to have these finished, and e everything cleaned up by next Monday, t The building waa inspected on Wed- ,- nesday of this week, and passed the - rigid examination of the School Board. The ' new structure is a credit to Sea k Isle City and Cape May County, and e speaks volumes for the progress and e enterprise of the men responsible for its existence. ;l

HOUSE STRUCK BY LIGHTNING ■ HOME OF AGED COUPLE IN J WEST CAPE MAY DAMAGED DURING SATURDAY EVENING STORM — BOTH OCCUPANTS WERE SHOCK- i ED BUT UNINJURED. From Monday's Daily Star and Wave. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas T. Swain, , parents of Charles A. Swain, the - well-known hardware merchant, 1 narrowly escaped serious injury and probable death by lightning during the stprm on Saturday afternoon. They were in their home at 128 < Second avenue. West Cape May, when a bolt of lightning accompanied fyy a loud peal of thunder struck the house shattering window panes, dishes and scattering bricks over the lawn. i Tht> lightning had hit the chiin- - ney in front of the house, demolishing it and then apparently made its way to the first floor j where it tore off a door on a dres- 1 ser scattering dishes and other articles in every direction. Mr. Swain was in the act of pulling i" down a window when the flash ' < hurled him. stunned, to the floor. Mrs. Swain lying on the- couch j was also hurled to the floor but!, neither she nor her husband were ' injured . The lightning left its trace in |{ 1 nearly every room in the house. ) Lying on top of the kitchen range was a piece of matting which had | been torn from the floor while in I

the bedroom pictures were hurled;' ; from the wall and bric-a-brac dc- 1 ] stroyed . Tn the attic a board was, torn off and immediately under- j neath was a large quantity of pa-j per which conld have easily been j ignited . o — , . , CAPE MAY FAMILY GOES TO THE GOLDEN WEST! j Mr. Earl C. Hughes, son of j | Councilman M. Hughes will start I - i today for Santa Barbara. Califor- j nia, where he will assume the du- ; I ties, of Superintendent for the; Oil Works Company. Mr. Hughes is an expert me- , chanical engineer and has for the past ten years been in the employ i of the Snow Pump Company, of i his duties taking him in\-j .to widely separated sections of' | the country. His skill has already) proven his ability in the setting of and working up intricate ma-1 chinerv when in some Instances j others have failed. j. Mr. Hughes is most happily) I married, his wife being 1/misa, . I the eldest daughter of M >-. and Mr*, Andrew S. Bush, of this city. | Three truly bright and interest- j : | children bless the union. Al-I; ; though this is not the first fan, 'away journey Mrs. Hughes has) I made with her husband the fare-; ! wells spoken will be with falter-; ing voices and tearful ey.- ; as lielittle family start on th • long and | tedious journey across the >01111-, j nent . SPIRITUALISM READING. ( ,1 Mrs. Webster will give readings on • i each Wednesday at 836 Lafayette st.. I Cape May. X. J.. between 10 a.m. and p.m. W. L. Ewing Jr. WAGON BUIIDER AUTOMOBILE PAINTER : Larg* md Small Work Caiafull Executed Estimate* Cheerfully Furnished W. L. BWIKQ, JR. West Perry Sta.. Keystone Phone

PROFESSIONAL ] HicNjtT H. xi.nBanoe ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Solicitor In Cbnacery lor New Jersey I Member of Pennsylvania Bar. Cape May. New Jersey. ( J. SPICBR LEAMING ~ COUNSELLOR- AT -LAW , Solicitor, Master and la cannot ty OSes: Hughes and Franklin streets Cape May. New Jersey. - SAMUEL F. ELDRKDQB ATTORN ET-AT-LAW Merchants National Bank Building Weahlaytoa And Decatur Sta. Cage May. New Jcrsep. NOTARY TUBLtC 1 So lid lor «»s - 1 Eeyeteae 'Phone UA. rLOTD C. HUGHES ATTORNEY-AT-LAW OSlii ill Washington Street Cape May. New Jersey. | NOTARY PUBLIC Solicitor la Chancery BOLTON ELDRBDGE " ATTORNEY-AT-LAW . Offices: Merc lien ts National Bank BulIUing Washington and Decatur SU. Cape May. New Jersey. NOTARY PUBLIC Solicitor In Chancery 'Phone ICx JAMES M. t HILDRETH COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW "Sbllcitoy, Master end Examiner In I . f Char. eery NOTARY PUBLIC Offices at No. 214 Ocean Street Cape May. New Jersey, j Keystone 'Phone 3IA LEW 18 T. STHVENS Counsellor-at-Law Special Master in Chancery - . : Supreme Court Commissioner ; Commissioner for Pennsylvania | 315-18 Washington St„ Cape May, N. J. ""Morgan hand, jr. ' ' CniL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR ! CAPE MAT COURT HOUSE. N. J. • ' Bell 'Phone 4 1 1 tit Wesley avenue. j Bell 'Phone 66X Ocean City, N. J. 1 1. ;

DR- J. H. OLIVER DENTIST I Estey Building, 1120 Chestnut St., f Philadelphia Pa I (One door above Keith's Theatre) ' SESat ' HP i Appointments may be made by Belt ) | Telephone. Walnut 1S32D. Extracting | ( ; I DR. C. E. PYLE DENTIST f * 053 Washington StWet Phija. Office j 1 Flanders Building, 15th and Walnut Sts.j.j || Our "Comfort" |J Library Spectacles Make reading a pleasure. A boon to • i those wbo use their cj-cs constantly. I C. A. LONGSTRETH | 1 Specialist in Eye Testing I 222 Market Street, Philadelphia cape may optical W3 Washington Street Cape May. N. J. Everything for the Eye. Prescription Lenses a Specialty j . Keystone Phone 44D. 1 i THE LEADING EXPERT AND IN- I STRUCTOR IN ; NEW MODERN DANCING IN NEW YORK CITY, WRITES: "Dear Sir: — I ' have used ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE, the antiseptic powder to . be shaken into the shoes, for the past ten years, and can say from experience that it is a blessing to h11 who are com- , pelted to be constantly on their feet. I j , 1 dance eight or ten hours daily, and find that ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE keeps my . feet cool and comfortable, takes the frktlon from the shoe/ prevents corns and ^ Sore, Aching feet. I recommend it to all my pupils." Signed. E. FLETCHER HALLAMORE. Sample mailed FREE. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, I* Roy, N. Y. SAFETY FIRST. Bank with the Security Trust Co., Cape May. Save for the rainy day — for Chautauqua season tickets for sale at the Star and Wave Stationery Department. 21- first class entertainments for $2.00. Secure ytrar tickets early. i

CAPE MAY COAL & ICE CO. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT - Best quality Coal as all times. Csu-eful preparation. Guaranteed weight i Pure Ice, manufactured from ilistilled water. Prompt and courteous service. ^ Main Offica -512 WASHINGTON STREET v , READING COAL YARDS and » YantoT»ERRY AND JACKSON STREETS THOMAS S. STEVENS Ml mt hptMt TtkWMa „ Mwuww

CAre^WIB BBTFET is season. Sea foods and ssUds, SpeesaHsei *11 the year. Cottage trade ssMritad. Order, by pkmm promptly attended te aad delivered. Beth PftOBM JOtirt J. McCANN Keystone Triapheae, MSB. Wm. F. Brown PLUMBING. StERM and GRS PITTING Jobbing A Sf>e<ria/ty. 417 Washington Street Estimates Finished CAPE MAY Bsyatena Tdtyhsns 1M A HHOUSKC LEAN ING T1MB IS HIM ami U apt to be atusSsd wktk unplesoant clrcumstmncsa. especlalU: wbea tga ■emoval of furniture and pRures brlajn out tbe defects to your wall paper*. R Is also the beat time to kava new papering done, and a postal mallad to W. L. LeKolr will bring htra to yos wlM samples of any Uescrlptloa. His waffit is of tbe best, and bis prloes mors than reasons Ma til WASHINGTON STREET Keystone Phone 13lx. V X X N % ^ ^ I \ X'F you are wondering where to send your-$on to » < \ I complete his education, write for a new W < I -* booklet entitled "Tom Brown at Peirce's," W 1 > which may assist you in reaching a decision. *■ \ f If you have a daughter whose future you are consider- X / I , r . i l.l., "Coarptflriol Pnctlinnt for K '• ^ 5ng, send booklet entitled "Secretarial *

( \ Women." X '■ I - Peirce School, The School You Have Always Known, X I ' prepares young men and young women for useful careers, X ( S and secyres desirable positions for them upon the comple- -W ( S tion^iMheTr courses of study. 1 4 ^ The 50th School Year will begin September I, 1914. X j i L Office open every business day; call or send for 50th X ! ; : Annual Catalogue. 2^ j; PEIRCE SCHOOL $ 917-919 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia 9 1(M1 Ca° ' Be'11 1fourse" j velvety" whiskey like the American TEITELMAN'S ..Wholesale WINES and LIQUORS.. Manufacturers of Cold Spring Mineral water Shoes! Shoes! NEW, LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SHOES AT LESS THAN PHILADELPHIA PRICE8. AN ENTIRE NEW AND vLARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPER Whieh Will Be Sold at Price* to Defy Coaopetkioa. Having had many yean' experience in tie bann, 1 affily asc J an opportunity to convince my eurtomera that I can seX tkea at tk* ' lo»w« powible pri«*. Plewe txtmime *7 stMk brfM. lljhl SB. ELDRIDGE JOHNSON, 318 Waclu'BitM Street W. H. SMITH & SON 502 BROADWAY WEST CAPE MAY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Salt Meats. Fnuts, Oranges, Bananas. Patent Medicines. ^ Hardware. CIGARS AND TOBACCO t Key stene Pfcene 161M