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PlHE AUTOMOBILE ALES CORPORATION invites|each intending purchaser of| an Automobile to a ride in the EIGHT CYLINDER CADILLAC Irrespective of the price you have, in mind to pay for a car, this invitation is 1 * extended to you, without 'obligation on your part in any vjay. Drop a line to|us and we will arrange for a demonstration ' in>he STANDARD CAR OF THE WORLD. AUTOMOBILE SALES CORPORATION 142 North Broad Strwt PhiUdilphia I THRIFT TAKES ROOT B { Have you ever considered the impor- M I tance of starting early in life to save? By careful economy and prompt bank . deposits, you will find that thi if* will I soon take root and grow to your ad- ml II vantage. H Your account is invited. I 3 °/c Interest Paid on Time Deposits B9 jjjj B. S. CURTIS & SON ♦ no. 324 delaware ave, cape may city, n. j. plumbing, steam fitting and gas fitting jobbing Promptly attended to Keystone Telephone 133DA. D. Betvea, Prwn. D. W. Groan. See. REEVES & GREEN ENGINEERING CO., inc. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, S 1PP LIES AND PLUMBING. STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING Machinists, Consulting Mechanieal and Electrical Engineers Agents for Peerless Mazda Lamps, Eleetric Irons, Fans, Stoves and Fixtures. Estimates Furnished Phone— Keystone 114 V ♦05 WASHINGTON ST. CAPE MAY, N. J. • ; i

J. C LITTLE Painla, Vamhes ad Puatar. Supptaa Af«at far N. Z. Gnna Ca. 103 Jackaaa St < L IN GESSO LL . UNDERWRITERS REGISTERED I ELECTRICIAN STORAGE BATTERIES AND ELECTRIC CARS REPAIRED AND RECHARGED. ELECTRICAL REPAIRS House Wiring, Nickleplatiag and Oxidizing. Offiae: 306 Decatur Street ' NOTICE. T. H. Taylor announoes that t hla Central Shoe Store. 414 Wnrhlngton street, he continues the shoe business aa berore. City for a BALL BAND RUBBER I have taken the agency In Cape May I footwear, and would call special atten- i tlon to the new VAC Boot, made by this company. The beat on the market. Will still do all Id; *a of repair work. Shoe flndlnra and dreeilnr for eale. T. H. TAYLOR 421 Washlnrton SL, Cape May, N. J. Children Cry (a FOR FLETCHER'S i CASTOR I A Advirtis* y&ur wantt m Co (M May 8tar and Wav*. '

ESTABLISHED 1905 Troy phone < STOVES STORED— 9 1.50. per season. Why allow them to stand I around all summer and rust I Call J ease _ Brown to remove them. See these new any eeeebee at IT a, It Per*# (Mat

— "T TIN ROOFS 1 AND SPOUTING Require attention all the year. If yours is nearly goneTask for an estimate now. 111 1 I t! 5c and 10c House Furnishing] [Goods Of All Descriptions, 'at ! JESSE BROWN 110 and 112 Jackson St. Cape May, N. J. 1 I ' I i I 1 i IRON .14 FOR EVERY fence 1 hi purp0se ijjjlliJJlfe I illJ illll *->'± No Matter for What Purpose You Want Iron Fence We -Can Supply Your Wants For Residences, Divisions on Property Lines, Cemeteries, Private Burying Grounds, Cemetery Lot Enclosures, Church and School Property. Court Houses and Jails ! Beautify and Protect the I ^ pfggf and SOUTH UFAYfTTE STS. Cemetery Lot I E.W. DAVID REGISTERED PLUMBER 1144 WASHINGTON ST. CAPE MAY, N. J. | Keystone Phone 209 Y Ch.rl.i York Stito. York YORK BROTHERS Carpenters and Builders CAPE MAY, N. J. Eadmsto. cheerfully given on til kind, of building, I ! SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - P. O. Box SSI

Qolumbia Laundry SWEET AND CLEAN is tha laundry when we deliver W . i? it. We have the experience, and our laundry ia equipped 11/ V with the most modern appli- — - — K ances, which enables us to turn out better work at the same price. A call on either Phone will bring our wagon to jour door CONGRESS STREET AND BROADWAY PROMPT DELIVERIES ASSURED go to H. C. BOHM 232 JACKSON STREET FOR FRESH FISH ejt aken from his own fish pound daily ALL OTHER SEA FOODS IN SEASON Both Phones Prompt Deliveries

BISHOP TALBOT AT ST. JOHN'S : „ . i LARGE AUDIENCE HEARS ABLE J DISCOURSE BY PROMINENT DI- . VINE— MAKES SPIRITUAL APPLICATION OF NATURAL LAWS— 1 TEXT A GOOD ONE. From Monday's Daily Star and Wave, j St. John's Church, at the corner of Washington and Franklin streets, is, every Sunday, the shrine to which thefashionable folk of Cape May's cottage colon J make their Sabbath morning's ^ pilgrimage*. These pilgrims, however, ^ not go np thither after the manner aud fashion of those famous pilgrims ^ who journeyed to a certain sacred shrine J in the- days of Chaucer, nor like those who traveled bare-foot, across lofty mountains and sun-burnt deserts to Palestine, in the days of the Crusader, ^ nor do they dress in the mode and fashion of the pilgrims who made Plymouth Rock renowned. They come to St. John's in their costly limousines and ' motor cars, attended by high-salaried ^ servants. My Lady attends morning prayer, and listens to a scholarly dis- g course, dressed in the lu-ights of faahioD. Yesterday morning, the crowd of fashionables was larger than usual, and j Hie church was crowded, long before the services began. The attraction was the Right Rev. Kthelbert Talbott, D.D.,- : I.L.I)., Bishop of the Diocese of Beth- ^ loliem. Bishop Talbott is one of the ' best known and most prominent divines 1 in America, and those who go to hear him preach are never disappointed. His sermon on Sunday morning was a beau- * tiful and lucid exposition on the Mas- ^ ter's words to Xicodemus, found in the eighth verse of the third chapter of St. , John's Gospel. "The win.d Idoweth where j it listeth, anil thou liearcst the sound thereof, hut canst tell whence it cometh aud whither it goeth; so is every one j that is born of the Spirit." The logic and Hie beautiful imagery of the bishops g sermon was listened to throughout, with , the closes attention. The great preach- , cr never resorts to the cheap, ten-cent vaudeville methods of trying to attract v crowds, so often resorted to by men of less ability. His sermon was worth lis- f tening to as a literary production, aside from the religious truths and philosophy | taught. The " sja-aker very aptly com- ( I Hired the wind to which t'hrist called | |he attention of Xicodemus to the sea j breezes of t ape May, which are enjoyed 1 so much by tlie members of St. John's ^ that ever fell ujK.n human ears. The reason Xicodemus carny to I'hrist-bV

night was because,- like so m^rns^eoplc q of the present day, lie did not 4juve the courage of his esniictions. The wind is j. a symbol of liberty. This liberty, however, does not signify Jicense, but just (| as the wind is always under the con- s trol of God, who made the winds, so w is the christian life, though free, under (j His control. This liberty is one of beau- ^ , tiful and* gracious service. We speak of j. the work and the play of the wind, j)Ut (| the wind is always rendering service to g| i the human race. So the christian life fl should constantly be one of gracious ser- y ' vick th his fellow men. „ Another • feature of the wind, is the sound. The music of the.windSs caused bv movement and obstruction- If there were no obstacles in the path of the <, wind, there would he no sound produced, ,| and no one would hear the music of the t wind. The christian life needs obstacles and bhstriictions, in order to bring out v Us sweetest and purest music. With- ,, out diflicultie* and hindrances, man would be a mere jelly fish spiritually. ~ Men attain greatness in social. -political « and financial world by meeting and v overcoming difficulties and obstructions. The wind presents a beautiful variety „ of sounds; there is no monotone, no , sameness that tires. " So there are many | types of spiritual conquest; One Spirit hut many manifestations. Some men , find Christ and are born again, during a f period of great spiritual emotion, when a whole community is aroused, and . everybody is talking religion, ' while , others are born again, in a christian ; home, and brought up under religious influence. . The mysterious origin of the wind is anoHier notable feature. It may blow from either point of the compass, Irom off the ocean, or the mountain tops, so people have found Christ in various ways. Some through tlie .prayers of a mother, another through a sermon, or the word of a servant, or perhaps by some tragedy or great soitow. ~ The destiny or goal of the wind is [fronted with the same mystery of the secrets of God- The evideuce of the fact and truth of spiritual life is all around us. The love of God id the human heart is proof of the great spiritual truths, though they, may be mysterious to us. I . Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C ASTO R I A

mm but smowa To be healthy at seventy, prepare at forty, is sound advice, because in the strength of middle life we too often forget that neglected colds, or careless treatment of alight aches and pains, simply undermine strength .and bring chrome weakness for later years. To be stronger when older, keep your blood pore and rich and active with the strength-building and blood-nourishing properties of Scott's Emulsion which isa food, a tonic and a medicine to keep your blood rich, alleviate rheumatism and avoid sickness. So alcohol In Scott's. * Scott BBowiK.BIOQCifickl, N.J. * ANOTHER LARGE HYDRANGEA From Saturday's Daily Star and Wava Charles Xewell, has in his yard, on IVarl avenue. West Cape' May, a beautiful hydrangea, which measures fifteen inches across in one direction and fourteen inches another. This is the largest one reported so far, and is a very fine one. PETTY THIEVERY GOING ON. Saturday's Daily Star and Wave Resident* of Cape May are being great ly annoyed by petty thieves, who take plants anfl jardinieres from porches and doorsteps. Several complaints have made. This sort of mischief ought to be looked after and stopped, if possible. MOONLIGHT SAILING PARTY Wednesday's daily Star and Wave On Monday evening a crowd of jolly young folks enjoyed a moonlight sailing party and were well entertained by Miss Anna Curtis, who kept them laughing with her wit. After enjoying a fine sail they all collected at Mary Yarncll's, where they ate crabs till near morning. Those on the party were: Miss Waters, Tillie Hughes, Anna Curtis, Dorothy Sheppard, Mary Yarnell, Rae Curtis, Ruth Walters, Miss Keenan, . Art Hand, Geo. Curtis, Miss Chas. Hand, Lemuel Miller, Mr. Cooper. SILK FACTORY AT TUCKAH0E Thursday's Daily Star and Wave At Tuckahoe there is to be implanted new industry and you could not guess what sort in a year, so we will save you the trouble. Silk factory. Yep. Local capita! has "built a home for it and a substantial Xew York concern will plait- machinery and operate it. Busiwill begin* August 1.1th. The eoni- rn will employ about fifty people 'to begin with and a large and rapid increase in capacity is expected. Tuckais a railroad junction point, only an jhonr from Chestnut Street wharf, Philj adelphia. Something like 80 trains a day pa£s through aud most of them stop j There is a wide-awake group of men up ! there, too. and we look for some moro progressive measures for upbuilding.

SCALDED AT CAPE MAY POINT Saturday's Daily Star and Wave Early yesterday fcrenoon.. Jas. F.sher, five-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Kslier, of Cape May Point, met with a very painful and distressing accident, when lie fell into a tub of scaldliot water while at plav in tho The head and upper part of body, was so badly scalded that tho skin peeled off. disclosing the par-boiled The child is under the care of Dr. It Phillips, and is getting along as well as possible, in such a ease. t RULES FOR TABLE MANNERS In the August American Magazine Gelett Burgess writing 'The Maxims of presents the following rules for table manners: 1 "jly son, when thou sittest at meat ' with a damsel, have a care how thou ' eatest, lest thou offend her. 1 "For this is the test of love: whatso- ■ ever goeth into thy mouth and eometh ' out again, the same shall try here aa l with fire. "And of these things shalt thou have ' care: of the apple, and the orange, ' and the peach, and fruits with skins af- ' their kind. t "The elierry and the plum and the 1 olive and the apricot, and fruits with 1 stones after their kind. 1 "The grape and the raspberry and the i watermelon, and fruits with seeds after 4 their kind, of all these things shalt thou 1 a care. 9 "And whatsoever hath seeds or skins or stones, that thou spewest out of thy 3 mouth, these shall be an abomination p unto her. unless she love thee. " "Thou shalt not uelp her on with her 0 wrap whilst thou hast a cigar in thy 9 teeth: i( is abomination. f "Neither shalt thou pick this teeth r behind thy napkin; it is abomination y of abominations. * "Arid if thou euttest thy potato or any is vegi'table with a knife, thou shalL bo '• cast 'out into utter darkness. ? c "For she smileth with her lips, and e sayeth pleasant things: yet doth her eyo H watch tbee. and her foot 'tappcth the I- floor. It Is the end of love." rnrr If you mfler from Kidney or rKfcfc address of two others similarly afflicted and we will mail yon fbee--one weeks' treatment of our reliable 8.S. Kidney and Bladder Pills. THE ?. S. DRUB CO., CARD1H6T0M, OHIO.