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CAPE, MAY STAR AND WAVE O0H1 Wave Established 18KE ■tar of the Oape Established 1888 Merged In Star and Wave li-07 ALBERT R. HAND, General Mans er Verms close Thursday evenings. Out •f town circulation delivered Saturdays. subscription price, $1.00 per TEAR in advance. This paper is entered at the poet•Mce as second-class postal matter. ■TAR AND WAVE PUBLISHING CO. SIS and S17 Washington Street. PERSONAL MENTION INTERESTING PERSONAL PARA GRAPHS OF THE COMING ANL GOING OF CAPE MAY VISITORf AND RESIDENTS EACH DAY. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Doyle and son, Bmory, enjoyed Easter at their handsome home on New Jersey avenue. They made the trip from Baltimore in an au- ! tomobile. Mrs. Geo. S. Grier wag visiting her fatter, T. H. Parkinson, 29 Perry street, for a few days has returned .to Philadelphia to meet her husband, Geo. S. Grier, at the Hotel Adelphia, then return to their home in Milford, Del. The Misses Daisy Schellenger, Mella j Hand and Anna Kearns have returned j from a visit to Baltimore, Md., and ' Washington, D. C. Lieutenant and Mrs. Jack Watson of j Washington, 1). c., have returned home after an extensive visit with their niece j and nephew , Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Balm. ' lieutenant and Mrs. Watson visited Den- 1 1 tusville on Monday. Among the Easter visitors was noted ! < Miss Edith Bush, of Oaklyn, N. J., who j 1 ■pent the holiday season at Cape May, ' a guest of her parents. Among the out of town visitors at Cape May was Mr. John K. Johnson, of Norristown, Penna., who passed the ( Haster holidays with friends. j Miss Anna Curtis entertained Miss f Margaret Tail of Philadelphia over ( Bunday. Miss Tail js a regular cummer t visitor to Capo May. Mrs. Hattie Sexton, of Trenton, spent aeveral days last week at her North St. tottage. Rev. J. L. Landis after spending the winter months with Mr. and Mrs. Cassedy, jn Cape May, has returned to West * Cape May and opened his own home, 616 J Broadway. Mrs. Al H. Church was entertaining a hobse party over Eastertide. Her guests were from Washington, D. C s COUNTY SCHOOL ATHLETIC ■ d The Great Annual Carnival On County ' Fair Grounds * Running, Jumping, Throwing, Polk Dancing, Kite Flying, Vaulting ^ PoUto Race, Etc. F Oape May County Public School pupils will give their fourth annual Ath- ' Jetic Carnival at the County Fair a Grounds, Cape May Court House, Saturday, May 6th. There are more entries i

Eand a larger number of events" than ever before, and there will be probably a larger attendance than at any previous E meet. The attendance has grown stead- *' ily wih each successive meet. * ' The high school sports vfill include * running, relay races, jumping, vaulting, * shot putting, for the boys and folk U dancing by teams of girls in costume. The grammar school events will in- >-■ elude running, relay racing, jumping, vaulting, kite flying for the boys, and t potato racing and baseball throwing by . the girls. The high school events and those of the grammar schools will be on sepa--ate grounds, excepting in the case of l the running and will be going on at tV ! same time under separate groups ok officers. Arrangements have been made to keep the track and grounds upon which sports are occuring free of the encroachments of the spectators. There ■ arc over two hundred entries in the boys' events, exclusive of the kite flying, so that there, is likely to be three hun- * dred or more boys and girls partici- ' paring in the sports, nearly one hundred of whom will be girls. Cape May * County was the first county in the state to inaugurate a county schools athletic meet, but there are now several ■ in which it has been made a feature. "HAIR-HOPE" ends GRAY HAIR ' NatOTl Color In tew applications. Not ; a quick dye which gives a weird, « treated, atalned. unnatural look, bat acta ao natorailj, gradually, do ] oneanapecta. No oil or greaac. Doee not Slain Scalp. I SPSMsKi ! "BOUGH OM FOR SALE < Cape May Cottage with an Incomparable sea view ; ten spacious rooms — sun parlor, butler's pantry, dining room, two I "pen fire places, open air sleeping room, light basement with stationary wash tubs. ALBERT R. HAND. CAPE MAY. Ladies Can Wear Shoes sire smaller after using Allen's the Antiseptic powder to be shaken into the shoes and used in the for hot, tired, swollen, aching tender feet It makes tight or new shoes feel easy. Sold everywhere, 26c. Ask for Allen's Foot-Ease. Dont accept any substitute. The Star and Wave's Stationery De- ] partment sells the BEST Typewriter and the price has not been raised. J Can you beat it? ' AUTOMOBILES ( Before buying see the new five pas eenger Meta touring ear, fuEy equipped i with Gray and Davis electric lighting and ■tarter is an up to date ear in ewy detail, has perfectly safe transmission for lady to drive, has full eltptical j springs back ant, front, and good spring upholstered cushions. Price (900. JOS. s. BTITES. Agent May City, N. J. f Keystone Phone 134-M. f Stationery for Professional Men at special low prices until May 1st. Star J and Wave Stationery Department. See Wentaell for Porch Furniture.

; ™ « ,7~'~ "1 CAPE 2* AY, N. J. ® ■MAMAGEMENT. G.P COX MONDAY, MAY 1st, Charlotte Walker in " Out of Darkness " TyESDAY, MAY 2nd, Robert Warwick in, " HUMAN DRIFTWOOD " WEDNESDAY, MAY 3rd, William Farnum in, " THE BROKEN LAW " , Coming ! Monday, May 29th, i The Mighty Patriotic Photo-Spectacle, : "THE BATTLE CRY OF PEACE" Just What You Have Been Looking For "FORI)" SERVICE AT HOME Having made a thorough study in toe " FORD " of their quick and up-to-date system in repairing cars ; I am no* prepared to give you the advantage of my experience. v; Let me prove tg jou that at "Ford" prices a "Ford' be repaired, -aa gjmAas new. ' V- AII of this war* will reeeiva 'prompt and careful attention. GEORGE W. OTTINGER North side of tbe bridge. Schellenger's Landing

CAFE MAY COUNTY DISTRICT FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. 5114 Ocean Street, Chpe May, N. J. SAMUEL F. WARE, President M. E HILDRETH, First Vice-Presi-dent sad Secretary. See Weatzell for Porch Furniture.

The Star and Wave's Stationery De- ' partment sells the BEST Typewriter Ribbon and the price has aot bean raised. . Can yoa beat it? Rubber stamp pads, rubber stamp Ink and numbering machine ink at Star and Wave Stationery Department

— | TO GET A HIGH RATE OF I RETURN ON YOUR MONEY Bring that cottage up-to-date and make it appeal to the visi tor who wants things that are right by putting in A MODERN GAS RANGE Many a house has been rented that would have gone unten- > anted had it not been for its modern easy-to-work kitchen. f This is a good tip I'm giving y^u, think it over E. G. JONE& Supt. . '..H I jg ' ! C«p« Illuminating Co. Capo May Light and Power Co. if 9.^1 h , ■\i •*,. - - i- : a '•* fci * :• , - > - J'l & "'-U " >A ^ I ^ - 'I ' »*' " ,.V ,;i5 vJ'JI 8 lO t> Ifi »uuj ) ><-.-•» • r 5 vfctqua e ni t Ffli y

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1 OR SALE. FOB SALE a 3 box ball alleys, in first class condition, will sell very cheap. W. J. Powell. Ocean City, R J. 4-22 -4 1« FOB SALE Two lots on Corgie street, each 40 feet front, 180 feet deep. Bargains and easy terms, sell one or both, also store and dwelling on Washington street for sale, at a big bargain. See CHARLES T. CAMPBELL, Oape May City, N. J. 9S5-4-15-3t For sale, two good work horses. ApP'y GEO. STRATTON, 987-4-2g-3t 315 Mansion St. FOR SALE— Ford auto delivery at » low price. Also one horse, wagon, harases, etc. Cause for selling we are | purchasing new auto trucks 6. Teil f telman, 310 Washington Street, Cape . y' X' J' 979-4-1-tf FOR SALE Good chance for hotels and furniture . stores : We have for sale 2,000 geese I pillows; 2,000 chicken pillows; and 300 hair mattresses— all sites. New stock. \ Will sell cheap- in any amount wanted. L. Cohen. 439 N 2nd St., Philadelphia, " FOR SALE 1 Gen{le h«rse for sale. Inquire of Han- 1 nah W. Thomas. Upper Cold Spring, on 1 new road— 997-4-29-lt ( " S FOR SALE l Incubator and poultry houses, also 25 - White leghorn hens Apply Jos. Hess. 519 Elmira street. Oape May, N. J a 4-29-3t (

LOST Woman's old-fashioned open faced gold watch, initial "M" on the hack. 80ver fob attached. Standing reward If returned to Hotel Columbia. y, FARM FOR SALE. lbs A. H. Stevens farm, situated oa ! the Turnpike, between Oape May and Cape May Point. House, barn and out buildings in fine condition. Apply to Daniel E. 8 terra. West Ckpe May, N J- Mo-c-v-as FOR RENT — A business stand. Just vacatetd. with dwelling, or without. J. R. Hurhes. 41* Washington Btr—L MONEY MONEY Have client win loan on first mortgage sum from $500 to SI ,000 Appli to J. H HUGHES, 410 Washington 81 POULTBY FOR SALE— (White Plymouth Rsgh egg* for hatching, one dollar per netting of fifteen. After September 1st, stock for sale. H C Piemen, cornet Washington and Union etreeta 10-o-y LOT BARGAINS Tlree 8-4 acre lote highest land in Clape May, 50x210 fee t, on T.»4fa a street 60 feet wida PRICE to $400 for a short time. or easy terms. The first eoznes gets the choice lot— nearest Broadway. Apply to owner at 616 Broadway. Rent a Safety Deposit Box in tie armor plate vault of the Security Tnmt; Company, Gape May.

5?our Summer (Blotbfng ^ 1 " 1 hi i i, : X<" Should be made when we can give in the best atten ion. NOW IS THE TIME ORDER TO-DAY You needn't pay for it until delivered, and well hold 'till Faster if you wish. Give us time to make it right. JOHN F. GORSKI CUSTOM TAILOR R3 '-ext to Post Office Cape May, N. J QI KOKES & REUTER Baker Nothing but the Best Fruit Cake « Fancy Cakes Mince Pies 524 Washington St., Cape May ANNOUNCEMENT J. J. Hanley, announces that he will open an upholstery store at 405 Washington St., Cape May, and will be prepared to renovate furniture, and make over mattresses at very reasonable rates. Chair CapLliCI Specialty, y f J. HANLEY ' 405 Waahington St.