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"the little shop" ] 427 Washington Street A. B. VAN DERVOORT OPEN ALL THE YEAR We hava a fall line of Stamped Goods, | Columbia Yarns, Raffia, And all .materials to be foand in an up-to-date | Art Shop. — |

EsiiMsM 1886 'Pto'it CoiaictioB THE DAYLIGHT STORE t f-QUALlTY-~The Keynote of Eclipse Shirts Elcipse is more than a Shirt — it's an Achievement. They are built to win and satisfy i the best trade. A host of little details — small in themselves — yet details that give Eclipse that smart quality look. Our showing is ready — so yon may draw your own conclusions. 0. L. WT Knerr 518 & 520 Washington St Cape May. N. J. Bncknell. University Lewiaourg, Pa. John Howard Harris, LL. J, President. Sinner Coirses Begin Jane 22d, > 1915, aid Centime for Sii Weeks A fine place to spend the summer. * For Bulletin giving full information, write Walter S. Wilcox, Registrar, ' , Lewisburg, Pa. , FREE ; «M«" of two othen aimilarlr afflicted sod we will mail you of our reliable S.S. Kidney sod Bladder Pills. ' THE S. 1 DHH6 CO.. CAMMII6T0I, OHIO. ✓ 1 Emergencies are list taken care of with a glass of <- good whiskey. In your house — in fact, r in every house — there should always be ' a bottle of Gin or Whiskey near at band for just such a purpose. For medicinal 1 and table use it has no equal. It is 8 pure, stimulating and strengthening. ' Take onr advice — never be without it v S. Teitelman's ' Wholesale d WINES AND LIQUORS " 3IZ Washington Street Both Phones Cape May, N.J It — —

SPECIALS rmxsAY An batuadat OMIT THIS WEEK All Trimmed and Outline Hals Reduced to Half price to close them out. at Laura M. Brown's 417 Washington Street spring clothing For either men or women should be tailor mads. Place your order now with Eherer, who has had years of experience in producing fine clothing for men and women. latest Spring samples and style* are now ready. SCHEKFR'S Decatur, near Washington Street Grey Bond typewriter paper, sine d 1-2 »ll, 30 cents per ream while it lasts. Only SO reams is this lot Star and Wave Stationery Dept. i

'personal mention (Continued from first page.) - young ladie from Philadelphia, who are at the Baltimore Inn. 8 J .\L Houck, of Philadelphia, a eon of Secretary of Internal Affairs Houch, of Pennsylvania, Is a guest at the ' Windsor. M. L. Long of Philadelphia is a guest , at the Windsor, 'who is found in the surf every day during bathing hours. A happy family group from Philadelphia, who are staying at the Elward are r Geo. W. Johnson and wife and their I bright and charming daughters, Florence" f and Dorothy. Mrs. Rero Brooks, of Chestnut avenue, ' Xarberth, is now at Forrest Hill Park, K. J., but will come to tape May later . in the season, to spend the rest of the Prof. Woods, Supervising Principal of | Schools, at Glassboro, N. J., was in Cape May, .yesterday on business connected with Bucknell University. Mrs. J. W. Jackson, of Wilmington, DeL, is at the Columbia and is having a delightful time in Cape May. H. C Hapgood, of Philadelphia, is a guest at the Columbia, while enjoying the cool air and the delightful surf of Gape May.

Miss M. P. Howell, of Philadelphia, is spending her vacation very pleasantly in Cape May. Miss Birgen, a leader in HaddonficM society, is staying at the Columbia, for an indefinite period. J. S. George, of Waterbury, Conn., is a Cape May visitor, staying at the Columbia. W. B. Thompson, a prominent business' man of- Orange, N. J., was at the Coulmbia, yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stover, of 2016 North 18th street, who have been spending a part of July in Cape May, will go to Asbury Park the first of August to remain until Autumn . Mrs. Harlan G. Soott and her little daughter, Xlisg Dorothy Turnbull, have returned to Wilmington, after a tendays' stay in Cape Maw Mr. Frank Green and family, of Baltimore, eame to Cape May yesterday, and are occupying cottage Bumber 30, Gurncy street, for the season. Wm. Fenilerson, who is connected with the Pennsylvania Railroad, in Philadelphia, is spending his vacation in Cape May. Mr. and SJrs. Joseph Fitwll, of Philaare at the Hotel Cape May for prolonged stay, and are having a fine time, enjoying the bathing every day. Mr. and Mrs. F. Ms M.Faddeii are ut the Hotel Cape May tor the season. Miss R. Oliver, a very well dresed lady is a popular social leader at the a jiupuiai —huh ie«uer hi lue

~ Hotel Cape May. Mr. and Mrs. J. Carroll Brown, of Baltimore, who belong to distinguished families of Maryland, are at the Hotel Cape May for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. O. Taschner and their , > beautiful daughter. Miss F. Taschner, i and Miss Marie Taschner, are at the | Hotel Cape May for the season. Mr. and Mrs. J. Knox Julian, of Wash ' • ington, D. C., are at the Carroll Villa J for an indefinite stay, and are very much pleased with Cape May. - Mr. and Mrs. F.'S. Toulkrod, of Pitts- 1 burgh, are guests at the Carroll Villa. j Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Brinkman are at 1 the Carroll Villa for the season. They are well-known society people of Wash- 1 ington, D.-C. t Dr. E. L. Vanzant and wife have come Cape May to stay for the summer, C and are located at 42 Jackson street. 1 M. S. Smith and family are at 921 tl Washington street for the. season, ' Mrs. M. H. Beattie is again occupying c] , !>«■ cottage, number 811 Beach avenue. u . Mrs. Beattie has been coming to Cape ,, May for thirty-five years, and is a firm believer in the good qualities of this f, resort. Gustayus W. Knowles and family aee occupying their beutiful cottage off cl Beach avenue. tl Jones Wister has taken a cottage, M corner of Beach avenue and Ocean street, and he and his family will be here all M summer. Ci Miss Elizabeth Feaster is one of the guests of the Hotel Otpe May, who en- Jjoy* the dancing and other social affair*. M

e m (• H. K. Schoff and Albert Schoff are popular with the guests at the Hotel 0 CaPc May. „ Master Gregory Ogden, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Ogden, on Kearney avenue, e '« "pending a part of the earner on r the coast of Maine, with bis aunt, Miss . Gregory, of New York City. Miss Marjorie Morris is being enter- - tained by her friend, Miss Klinor Bisp- , ham. Both young ladies were debui, tantea last winter and are very popular in society circles. 1 Mrs. Rodney R. Iredell, 0f Baltimore, ' is spending the summer at the Hotel ' Cape May. Dr. W. J. Simott has taken rooms for ' the season at the Hotel" Cape May and ^ is becoming very popular among the ''rot- Louis C. Butler left yesterday afternoon for Uynwyd, I'm, where he will remain an indefinite period with friends. Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Rock, of Lake I Charles. La., who have been comlnx to i •Jape May every summer for many - ^;ars- are ®Kaln h*ce- for the season, i Mrs. Rock is a daughter of the late Rev. j. l>. L. Hughes, and Is well known in Cape May. where she loves to spend the sum- I rner among her many friends and relatives. Their daughter. Miss Hazel. , a very accomplished young lady, is with Geo. E. Daniels and family, of Ryer- • dale. Pa., arrived , recently, and are occupying cottage number 24 Jackson ' street, which they have purchased. t S. H. McHenry and family, are In Cape May for the season, anu are occupying cottage number 1049 New York aveifue. I Their bright young son adds much to the life and gayety of their beautiful home. 1

Mr. Fisher, of Pittsburgh, Is^ visiting very interesting family for a short time, at their home on Perry street. Rev. and Mrs. J. Q. Wood, of Mauch Pa- are the guesu of Mr. and S. B. Wilson, at the Elberon, for week-ond. Mrs. David Longenecker, ar.d her charming daughter, Eleanor, are visittheir, aunt. Mrs. B. D. Kunkel. at 19 Ocean street. Miss Eleanor M a fine swimmer, and can be seen, daily In the surf. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. F. Kimsey have their city home and are spending summer with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Pleischhauer, of Cape May. Geo. H. Gardner, of the firm of J. P. and Company, is at the Hotel May for a month. •Mr. W. B. Thompson, of Orange, N. Is enjoyifig the pleasures of Cape He is registered at the Star VHIa.

re SAILING AND FISH INS 61 IN THE HARBOR ^ Mrs. Horace E. Smith and two daughters, accompanied by four girl friends, ' were out with Captain Bennett on Sun- ^ day, and again yesterday. They had a joyous good time, and the young ladies will be sure to go again. Elmer Townsend and wife were on a fishing expedition in the "Oriole" yesterday. John F. Craig, in his launch, the ^ "Finance," eaught thirty-five fish, j _ Chris Gallagher, in the "Elinor," was fishing with a party of friends. S. A. Lengert caught a very fine lot . of fish. e Mr*- Harry Smith and daughter were •ut dn the "Anthracite," fishing. / Mrs. Hill, of the Windsor, and a party s of sixteen friends, made up a merry ''party in the "Horatio". I A crabbing party, out in the "Mel- > vina," caught 80 crabs, the largest catch • this season. ■ I Wm. H. Nicholson, wjfe and party, ! j in their cruiser, the "Comfort," were a merry party yesterday. Potter Lucas had a party of twelve or fifteen girls out in the cruiser Deborah. E. D. Page, was on the fishing banks yesterday in the "Dorothy C" Mr. Roberts and a party of friends out in the cruiser "Kilkenny," and in four hundred pounds of fish. A small boat brought in six hundred ; pounds. 1 1 I:

From Monday's Daily Star and Wave. R After the disappointment, caqged by j. the bad weather of last Sunday, yester8> day's weather made up to the devotees the surf what they missed a week ago. Neptune satisfied his malice on .s 'uly Fourth and yesterday was a fine day for bathing. The large crowds of people here, were augmented by ^ every incoming excursion train. Sunday when other amusement centres were closed, all turned towards the beach. e From eleven o'clock a.m. to three p.m. the beach, from th^.Hotel Cape May to s beyond the Pennsylvania Summer Sta- 1 tion, was a scene of activity and a riot i t of color. There were many striking ■ bathing togs. At intervals, on the sand, 1 E were parties of young men and women ] playing ball, between dips in the surf, , 10 keeP warm, while drying before tak- | r ing another plunge. A sport which promises to become popular, is a game in the water, in imitation of the polo game played by the ladies in the Swim1 ming Tournament on Saturday. The games seen along the Beach yesterday. c • had little science, but what they lacked a in this respect they made up in rollick- c ing fun and exhilarating exercise. The j kiddies certainly deserve a word of men- t tion. They {Change the smooth and level aspect of the strand, by building forts and embankments in the soft, yielding sand. STOVES STORED— «i.5o. — I per season. Why allow them to stand « around all summer and rust? Call Jesse I M. Brown to remove them.

LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS. F List of unclaimed letters remaining ia - Cape May P. 0. for week ending July 14, » 1915. : Barney, Chas. C; Beasley, Miss Josie; 1 Benstead, Stanley; Borden, Henry; • Campbell, Miss Lucy; Chandler, Mis* Emma; Coalman, Mrs. Julia; Duffey, f Daniel M.; Endriss, Mrs. C. B.; Good, * Miss Eloise; Hartly, Mrs.; Hay, Miss ; Lucy Lewis; Ingram, Edward; Kanson, ■ Mrs. Almeda P.; Lewis, Mrs. Frederiok 1 C.; Logan, David (2); Linton, Ralph; > Manning, Miss Hanna ; Merson, Miss Ida ' R. ; McNaught, Mrs. C.; Newman, Mrs. ; Catherine . (2) ; Stephenson, Miss Ella; I Scoutt, Mrs. Annie; Warwick, Anna; i Wheller, Miss Mary; Wilkins, Mrs. Howard. In calling for the above, say advertised. J. E. TAYLOR, Postmaster. LIGHTNING STRIKES HOUSE. On Tuesday niglit, during the electrical storm, which passed over this city, | a house on South Lafayette street, oc- | cupied by Mr. Dennis and owned by Dr. was struck by lightning. For tunatcly, there was little damage done. REVENUE STAMPS Tion may obtain Documentary Revenue Stamps of various denominations by calling on. tbe Security Trust Company Washington and Oetoo streets * H. C THOMPSON, Manager.

Where ^7 ' standard" ' MOTOR GASOLINE and POLARINE Oil «6d Greases can be obtained City Garage Townsend Garage — Et dredge Garage I Central Garage j Now Hotel Cape May Gar ago George Sand gran West Cape May The Palace Garage Bigg's Garage J

YOUR CAR KNOWS THE DIFFERENCE T^ILL your tank with Standard ^ Motor Gasoline, and you notice the difference instantly in the "feel" of your engine. Standard Motor Gasoline is so much better than "just gas" that it is worth while to be particular about what goes into your tank. Cylinder carbon frequently is caused by the use of an inferior fuel. Standard Motor Gasoline vaporizes readily and burns cleanly. It is a straight-distilled product, not a mixture— the same for every drop in your tank. You can get Standard Motor Gasoline wherever you can take a car. It is absolutely uniform — the same now as next week, and it is cheaper to buy because there are more miles in a gallon. Use Polarine Oil, the Standard Oil for all motors. Friction free, carbon free. For sale wherever you see the "Standard Motor Gasoline Service Station" sign. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (New Jersey) Newark New Jersey

( PROFIT SHARING Still going on at the Office of the Gas Company. A Dandy $17 Range For $12 Just a few left Pick up the Phoae and ask for JONES, of ^ V7 CAPE MAY ILLUMINATING CO. ^ i