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Coast waterway likened •¥ to barred turnpike New Jerseys $000,000 inland waterway, stretching from Bay Head to Cape May, a distance of 114 miles, has been likened by Captain John l. Bailey, of the Atlantic City-Beach Harcn Transportation Company, to a turnipke with many barred tollgatea. "It ia a physical impossibility," l Captain Bailey declared, "to establish , steamboat lines on the inland water- - way between Atlantic City and Cape , May at the present time. There arc : eeventeen bridges between this city and Atlantic City alone, six within the lim. ( its of Atlantic City and another in .Ventnor. j "Comparatively few boats plying upon the Waterway can pass these bridges without the opening of the | draws. The journey from Atlantic City '( to Cape May would consume eight hours, three hours of which would be , lost in waiting for bridges to be opened. , In the immediate vicinity of Atlan- , tic City, boatment are seriously har.- , assed by a War Department ruling, limiting the opening of the three , brides of the Pennsylvania and Reading , lines over Beach Thoroughfare to 10 minutes, 20 minutes after each hour. There is no ruling as to the bridge o: the Atlantic and h'u'burban Railway, t a " trolley -line, and boatmen are held j up frequently for long delays. f The remedy is said to lie in the form- } Illation of new regulations by the War ' Department, requiring bridges to be higher above normal tide level and to j be equipped with motors for the rapid j operation of draws. t o t nelson -McAllister t Friend* in town have received cards e announcing the marriage of Mr. Joseph 1 Marcy Nelson, of Chester, Pa., and Miss 4 Maybelle MacAUister, of Buffalo, New 0 York, on Wednesday evening. August ' the 26th, at the new home of Mr. and v Mr*. WllNam h. NelBon in Park Place, 4 Chester, Pa. The groom is well known 4 ia Cape May being a grandson bf the 1 late Doctor Virgil m. d. >':rcy. \ 4 The bride was attended by miss Mary 4 j. Nelson and Mr. Leigh ton Peebles of ' New York City acted as best man. The j happy couple departed for an eastern i trip and will be at home after October j first, at New Brunswick, New Jersey. . £ give watermelon party * at rio grande ming Mae Hande gave a delightful 1 watermelon party on Tuesday evening, ia (honor of Miss Ruth Butcher, of ' Salem, and Miss Lydia Beech, of Philadelphia. Dancing, music and games <■ were the interesting features of the f evening and at a late hour the guests departed, all declaring they bad a lovely time and very dean faces. Those present were: Tom Scott, Eg- r bert Wood and Josle Hancock, of Wild- . wood; Smith- Hughes, Peggy Hughes, a Isabel Hand and Ella Harkcr of Cape i May; Iverna Buck, Ethel Cauck, Willie ; ' To well. (has. Learning, Cliffe Ware, c , ralph Say re, a. .Garret son asui Clarence \ Springe- of Court House; Ralph Dene, Robert n'-al, of Rio Grande; Ruth Butcher, of silem; Lydia Beech, of £ Philadelphia, and fhas. Carroll, of deifc t Bisvjlle, C a

bridge party given at cape i may /acht club One of the most successful social di- : versions this season was the bridge i party given by Mrs. William Gray : Knowles, in honor of Mrs. William tt. Stimson, of Maryland, at the Cape May i Vacht Club' Tuesday afternoon. Seven table8 were arranged, and handsome prizes were given. The decorations were beautiful and most unique. The flowers were in great profusion 1 and artistically arranged, and resembled a Persian Garden in effect. » Refreshments Were served to the guests later in the evening. donkey party to be given at the bryn mawr studio A Donkey Party, will be given on , 1 .Friday afternoon, August 26th, at the ( ' Brvn Mawr Studio, 31 Perry street. There will be a dancing contest for the children, which should be very interesting, and no doubt there will be a goodly number entered in the contest. Tickets will be 50 cents. Come out 1 with the crowd and join in the pleas. ! of the day. ' shore roads in fine shape Pathfinder Hogle, official road man of the Automobile Club of Philadelphia, recently made a tour of New Jersey, and reports that the - jo«ds--^re generally in a better condition than ever before. The Shore Boulevard, Mr. Hogle says, in good shape from Atlantic High- j lands righf through to Cape May. This through route is completed by the new bridge to Ocean City, which is reached by going through Pleasantville to SomPoint and turning laft over the new bridge to Ocean City. From Cape May to Philadelphia the best route is by way of Tuckahoe, Mays Landing, Malaga, Glassboro and Gloucester. The route via Leesburg and Millville has several j stretches. Hogle advises reaching! Philadelphia, by the Gloucester Ferry,] which boats run every half-hour from [ the foot of Jersey avenue. This avoids I the tedious drive through Camden and I is just as quick. j o ■ at the bowling alleys 1 I The season's high scores at the Con- 1 j Bowling Alleys are as follows: j ' Men's ten pins— Frank Preston leads ; with 224. In the duck pin class Geo. P. \Y outsell the high score of ' 178. Mrs. L. H. Robinson leads in thej. duck pin class with 114. :« In the race for the silver cup to he . given as the prize for the season's high j i score, Leslie Hand leads with 217. an austrian baron here Baron Von Orgler, an Austrian nobleof Vienna, is in Cape May for several weeks. The Baron has been theatrical promoter for many years and has met with success with the Straus* Opera Company, - Franz Lehr , Company and Circus Busch in and many others in Europe and < America. Baron Von Orgler is now with the Sewell's Point Amusement Co. and is making a strong effort UJ please the amusement- lovers of Cape May. ! '

DEATH OF AGED LADY miss abigail GARRETSON SUDdenly SUCCUMBS WHILE in bed— had many FRIENDS in this city— member OF first M. e. church for over 58 years. News of the death of Miss Abigail Garretson, was a great shock to the community. She passed away suddenly Monday morning about 7 o'clock, at the home of -Iter niece, Mr*. Thorn a - Stevens, oi^Vashington street. . The family had left abonf 6 .58) and had gone to breakfast, returning to find her dead. • f Miss Garreteon was in the seventyfifth year of her life. She was burn in Cape May, November 5, 1838, the .daughter of Rev. Aaron Garretson, proprietor of the old National Hall, which stood on the corner of Washington and Franklin streets, and has resided in Cape May all her life. I-jhe has been an invalid for some years, hut prior to that was very active in the hotel business. The only living relatives art four nieces, Mrs. Thomas Stevens. of -this city; Mrs. Marcus Godfrey, of Los Angles; Mrs. Charle* Swain, of Philadel- I phia, and Mrs. George -L Dobbins, of | Ocean City ; three nephews, A. \Y. j Roseman, of Philadelphia, and E. D. Roseman, of West Cape May; I. T. ; Townsend, of Collingswood; a brother- } in-law, Mr. C. S. McGrath, of feain- 1 den; and a sister-in-law, Mrs. L A. Garretson, Jr., who is at the Star Villa, j She was the -oldest (in point of en. j rollment) member of the First M. E. Church, of this city, having attended ! 1 there for over fifty-eight year*. A host of warm and very dear friends j will mourn her departure, as she was loved and cherished by all who knew e Funeral services will be held tliis'af- _ ternoon a 2.00 o'clock, at the residence 1 r of Thomas tSevens, Washington street, and will be conducted by Dr. W. E. Lake. Interment to be made at Tab- j ernacle Cemetery. Her friends are cordially invited to > athletic association assured , I Judging from the widespread explosions of earnest willingness to co-operate. 5 the Cape May Athletic Association The meeting, which i, to be held at the Red Mill Aerodrome on Friday. ' the 28th. at 5 o'clock P. M. will be 1 expressive of the unanimous desire of s all who have the interest and develop- I ment of Cape May at heart. 0 marshmallow toast ' The Misses Kelly, of So. Lafayette . street, gave a jolly beach party last evening at which the following were . guests: Misses C. Drake, Virginia l'arsons, - Reineke, Alice Reinekc, M. Daily, | Dot Kelly, Gertrude Monk, E. Rice, Mary Kay, Laura Wilbrahaiu. Stella Kelly. Mary F. KeHy, Messrs. W. Bon- ! sail, L. Durell, Leslie Daily, Leonard j f Eyster, Joe Daily, Bill King 2nd. Tom I , Wilbrabam, E. Kelly Robt. O'Connor, ; . H. Leiport, Thornton Poacher, H. Leeds, | E. Cunningham, Joe Moorehead. ! The main feature was the marslimal1 low countenance of Miss tSella Kelly — ; Joe Moorehead was amateur sainhnan. Afterward the party went to the Kelly ' 1 mansion and indulged in dancing. While | j some were thus engaged there was a ! 1 sudden loud crash, and everyone inside ] ■ thought the storm had returned, but it j I waR only a chair that was not quite j as stoyt as its occnpant. Nominating petition, extra large size with affidavits attached, 10 cents each, at the Star and Wave Stationery Dept. 1 t — — — — ;i W. L. Ewing Jr. ;i WAGON BUIIDER AUTOMOBILE PAINTER Large end Small Work Caeefall Executed Estimates Cheerfully Furnished w. l. ewing, jr. West Perry Sta., Keystone Phoae ' ' ~

PROFESSION A.I HKNRT H. Ki.nnanns - ATTORNET-AT-UW Solicitor in Cltancvr* for New Jarac? Member or Pennsylvania Bar. Ca«a Mar, New jermey. J.'SPICER LEAKING COUNSEL! -OR-AT-UvW « Solicitor. Master and Examiner la y Offics: 11 ux ly«s and Kraakltn ntreeu r Cape May. New Jersey. 8 SAMUEL F. XLDRXDGK ATTORNEY- AT -LAW Merchants National Bank Building Washington and Decatur Sta. jl Cape May. New Jersey. NOTARY PUBLIC Solicitor and Master in Chancery. - Keystone 'Pboas 11 A. 1 FLOYD C. HUSHES ' ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office: SO* Washington Street I Cape May. New Jersey. NOTARY PUBLIC Solicitor la Chancery <r Rnr.TOM Ff.nBiervnpn ATTORNEY-A-T-IjAW Merchants National Bank Building ,, Washington and Decatur Sta. I Cape May ."New Jersey. NOTARY PUBLIC Solicitor In Chancery - Keystone 'Phone tlx '' JAMES M. E. HILDRETH t COUN8ELLOR-AT-LAW e Solicitor, Master and Examiner In NOTARY PUBLIC ' Offices at No. 114 Ocean Street Caps May, New Jersey. . Keystone 'Phone S»A LEWIS T. STEVENS f Counsellor-at-Law Special Master in Chancery Supreme Court Commissioner I Commissioner for Pennsylvania 315-18 Washington St* Gape May, N. J. Morgan hand, jr. ' ' CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR ' I CAPE MAT COURT HOUSE. N. J. 1. Bell 'Phone * *1* Wesley avenue. ( j Bell 'Pnone 66X Ocean City, N. J. j DR. J. H. OLIVER DENTIST " I Estey Building, 11Z0 Chestnut Bt, Philadelphia. Pa. v (One door above Keith's Theatre) mm ■ Appointments may be made by Bell ( Telephone, Walnut 1333D. Extracting painless '■ DR. C. E. PYLE ' . DENTIST 653 Washington Street Phila. Office : Flsndera Building, 15th and Walnut Sts. ) I | Our "Comfort" j I Library Spectacles Make reading a pleasure. A boon to those who usefheir eyes constantly. C. A. LONGSTRETH Specialist In Eye Testing 222 Market Street, Philadelphia !j CAPE MAY OPTICAL • i W3" Washington Street Cape May, N. J. d Everything for the Eye. n Prescription Lenses a Specialty '• j Kevstone Phone 44D. «-J. ' THE LEADING EXPERT AND IN- ~ STRUCTOR IN : NEW MODERN DANCING ! e] IN NEW YORK CITY, WRITES: I e j "Dear Sir: — 1 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 1. that it ia a blessing to all who are coml. polled to be constantly on their feet. I dance eight or ten hours daily, and find - that ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE keeps my j feet cool and comfortable, takes the friction 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, Le Roy, N. Y. 8AFETY FIRST. Bank with the Security Trust Co., | Cape May. Save for the rainy day — for j Consult Jesse Brown on Tin Boofs ' and Spouting. e

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' Eww*un( in MW. Sc. Co.4. cc4 ukJ.. - Op«B sE the year. Cottage trade aeHeited. Order* by pkmm promptly attended to and delivered. Both Phonos JOH^ J. McGANN Keystone Telepheae, 67S&. Wm. F. Brown PLUMBING. STEAM and BUS PITTIfKJ Jobbing A Specialty. 417 Washington Street hstimaUs pLrnlslved CAl E MAY Keystone Telephoae 12* A - — hou8eclkanino time is hxmi "ni chxumstances. eepccltBj)"t.n»'i tais' removal of furniture and plffltres brings samples of any dexcrlpilon. His ; IBlSiilJi I W. LENOIR, a . • <i* washinotok' Street < ^ ^011 < I I complete his education, write for a new W O ■* booklet entitled "Tom Brown at Peirce's," * ' 1 which may assist you in reaching a decision. - If you have a daughter whose future you are consider- 3K ' ' ing, send for a booklet entitled "Secretarial Positions for K '■ k Women." X '• ^ Peirce School, The School You Have Alioays Knqvm, * *■ 1 prepares young men and young women for useful careers, W 1 <! \ and secures desirable positions for them upon the comple- W c / |i tion of their courses of study. ^ 1 The 50th School Year will begin September 1, 1914. X j i Office open every business day; call or send for 50th ^ ; | Annual Catalogue. Z PEIRCE SCHOOL ( * 917-919 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia ^ When You Can't Help Yourself *nd 4her« is "9 place near at hand where you can find a bottle of pure and velvety whiskey like the Americas ~ Pride, when you have a chill after bottle with you. Don't go away with■bee 9 out a bottle of good brandy, whiskey or gin. You may need it badly as "first * a'd" and y°u w'" "nd " a life saver sometime when it is from Teitelman's. TEITELMAN'S Wholesale WINES and LIQUORS.. Manufacturers of Cold Spring Mineral Water t ; Shoes ! Shoes J 4 NEW, LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OP LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S AND CHILDREN '6 SHOES AT LESS THAN PHILA DELPHI A PRICES. AN ENTIRE NEW AND LARGE STOCK OP ■ WALL PAPER Which Will Be Sold at Prices to Defy Competition. ! Having had many years' experience in the business, I only ui | an opportunity to convince my customers that I can sell them at the ' J lowest possible prices. Please examine my stock before baying eloo I when. ELDR1DGE JOHNSON. • : 318 Wukngtei Street j W. H. SMITH & SON 502 BROADWAY WEST CAPE MAY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Salt Meats. Fraits, Oranges, Bananas. Patent Medicines. Hardware. CIGARS AND TOBACCO Keystone Phone 161M