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A PLEA FOR MEMORIAL DAY r On Tuesday, May 30th, the National ( Memorial Day is approaching and wi'l t he otoerved with more increasing reverence because of the great number of our , "Boys in Bine" that hare passed be- t yond the Gates, and whjch they fco'd ( ajar awaiting the rest "of us* I desire in f the moft solemn manner to emphasise j the almost unieersal sentiment of our t nation, that this day is to be devoted t to paying a and but loving tribute to £ the honored dead who so freely gave ^ their lives for the country they loved, and those .who use the~dsy for spirt', [ festivities and means of gain are then by ^ showing a disrespect and indifferent » to k the nation's honored dead and a tok *11 ol t daloyalty to -the cause for which they perished. Memorial day is oU' Nation's great funeral day and as such the laws of thnation should protect it from det '.ration. But alas! they do not do so. One hears mingling with the sweet mui" of j, the dirge the soft tap of muffled Irumu. „ the bugle call for Tights Out", We hear | the hoarse shouts of the fans in the a fields where baseball and athletic sports t of all kinds are taking ^xlace. Again, \ when evening comes, on every side borne . t on the air which stirs the flags in token a of the nation's mourning one can bear r the sound of dancing feet and lively music, with shouts of laughter where a some Memorial day dance is in progress. \ A hideous Ufockery of the sacred pur- g poae of the day. We do not object to j: dancing, games, sports or any amuse- c ment, as the young must have enjoyment and arc entitled to it, but it is all . out of place on Memorial day. In almost every family there is some dear f ones that they love but now laid away. ) Is there any one who would wish to ^ make sport or attend and take part in a , dance on a day made sacred to them by the* death of one near and dear to them. Every human feeling within us cries out . "No!" And still such thing takes place . a Funeral Day set aside by this nation aa a tribute to those brave men whose lives were offered and blood was shed that our country's life might be preserved and our flag might stand today before the world with its honor unsullied and "its field of stars complete. To j the remnane remaining of those soldiers who saved our nation it it a sor- , row to witness every year this day so ligbtlv treated and desecrated.' There- j fore let all refrain fro«)v the n ^ of Me- ( mortal Day as one to make sp/>rt and % . day of jubilee. ys Surely out of 365 days in a year most -Wery one can give one day to show. their ,

respect by refraining from unseemly conduct. We do not really believe these frolon Memorial Day are really intentional, but it is just because the younger generation needs a little education in the history of that day. It is largely the fault of father, mother and guar-, dians of our youth. Nearly three generations have passed since President Lincoln in dedicating our National Cem etery declared "The world will little note nor long remember what we say but it can never forget what they did here." Again, let every place of business and display a flag on Memorial day, be sure that flags are at half mast until 12 M. and after that hour raise them to the top or full mast. A- C. GILE, John Mecray .Post 40, Patriotic Instructor. RUNAWAY CREATES SCARE After being frightened by another veon Washington street on Monday afternoon the teaim owned by Charles of West Cape May started on a wild dip from Ocean street and continued until they were at Perry street. When the team started Poulson was thrown between the horses on the shaft and it was some time before he could recover himself and stop the team. y

As the team approached Perry street ! — an automobile was coming toward " S street and it was only the ' K good jndgment of a pedestrian in signal- , 2 the car driver that averted an ac- l^B PIANOS TUNED ' j . G. S. Boyer, expert ■ piano tuner and , I regulator, 'all work guaranteed. Orders j I left with R. B. Reeves, 210 Broadway, j I West Cape May, will recieve prompt I attention. Keystone phone 274- lm Emma Goldman is once more pass- . ing through the novel experience of be- ' I ing out of jail.

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COLD SPRING Several of our Grangers visited South I ; 1 Seaville Grange Tuesday evening. 1 Mr. V. Muncey spent the week end i with Millville relatives. Mrs. Ida Kremmer spent Friday at the j I of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McKeag j j at South Dennis. Mrs. L. Hoffman spent Monday in | Philadelphia. Mrs. E Cummings of Philadelphia spent Sunday with her sister Mrs. Julia i r Matthews. Mrs. Mary Foster called on Mrs. Geargie . Cresae the first of the week. Mrs. Frank Bate of Fishing creek j spent Monday with her brother. J Miss Miles Rutherford recently en- | J tertained her 8ahhath SAool cjass An interesting meeting .was held in I a Mr. Fur man Bnrnett took an ante 1 » ride to DeonisvAle Sabbath afternoon. j B Mrs D. MaPbaraon spent Thursday I ^ with WOdwood friende. 1 Mb. Albert Matthew. I r. and the Kiaaea Lada and Una Bdredge I - u— to !■ MWj mum\ ll'at J

the borne of Mrs. Sydney Goff, Cape May City, Thursday, May 4, 181ftMr. T. Price, of Chpe May Court House, called on relatives the first of the week. Mr. H. Needles autoed to Atlantic (Sty Saturday. " Mrs. Ida Teal of Philadelphia, visited J Cold Spring friends, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Soffe and family c of Audubon, N. J-, spent the week at their summer home here. | Miss Mary Miller autoed to Court House, Saturday to witness the Field sports. Mrs. C McNeill, Jr., has been under the doctor's care during the past ten days. We are glad to note her convelescense at this date. Mrs. Elizabeth Foster, of Green Creek visited here son, Mr. H. L Foster, who is confined to the house with rheumatism. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eldredge arc the proud parents of an infant son. Mr. J. L. Muncey, of thej: G Eldredge store, reports increasing trade. Mr. and Mrs. Gys Rief <lf Capo ilay ■ called on Mr. and Mrs. SJbert Matthews Wednesday. -j. On Monday evening, May 22, the Cold Spring Grange will told an open lectufe hour. Everyone thgt is inter- , ested in the work of the Gmnge is invited to attend. THE REAL ESTATE MARKET Five sales were recorded af the County Clerk's office this week for Cape May and vicinity. In Cape May Gjy George W. Boyd et ux to Louis H.'Ayres, lots 3377 and 3378, plan A. The same property was then sold to Miranda Noyes Boyd by the said Louis H. lyres. For West Cape May a tract of land was sold by Samuel M. Tayjor et ur to the Board of Chosen Freeholders of Cape - May County for the sum of $175. The j property beginning at a point in E. - line of Seashore road 14 feet from cor'ner of lands of said Samuel Taylor and ! Charles Hand running thence along east- '* erly side line of said road, containing 5* ! 716 square feet. " j In lower Township two more sales of land were recorded to the Board of r" j Chosen Freeholders of Cape May Coun- ! ty. The property so involved is to be 11 1 used for the widening and straightening r of the Seashore road . One of these sales ,e was by Enoch J. Hichner fer a consid--v ' eration of $50. The stri^i of land in T - this sale banning at a point in south- { erly side of lands of Learning Hand et ' ux, extending South by a 5 degree and F* 20 minute curve to the left 21S feet to a point in easterly side line of present i Seashore road. | The other sale in the Lower Township I for this purpose was by Learning Hand ' et ux, for a consideration of $25. The ir- 1 land in this sale beginning at a point in ,E. side of Seashore Road at Cold Sprng 24 feet S. of S. line of Presbyterian e- 'Chapel lot and extending South by a 5 iy -.degree and 20 minute curve to the left es ' 40 feet to the N. side of land of Enoch ra^J. Hitcbner. a- ' In addition to this thirty-one sales t. \ were recorded within the county inks i volving the sum of $18,285.76. ft j Read the Weekly Star and Wave Z i

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| Professional Cards [ J. SPlUfiE LEAM1NQ CODNSELOE-AT-Iii W Solicitor. Master and Examiner is Chanoery Office: Hughes and Franklin Sta., Cape May, New Jersey. VAAITIFJ, F ^.DRRDGR ATTOENEY-AT-LAW erehanta National Bank Building ft— hingtoa and Decatur Sta., Cape May, New Jersey NOTARY PUBLIC Wieitor in Chancery. , ^eTstODe Phone 35 A. HENRY H. ELDREDGE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW A A A \J AVIV U A -A A -AAA II

Solicitor in Chancery for New ; Jersey Member of Pennsylvania Bar. Cape May, New Jei<ey. JAMES M. E. HILDRETH i'S COUNSELOR-AT-LAW Solicitor, Master and Examiner in Chancery , NOTARY PUBLIC ' Offices at 214 Ocean Street Cape May New Jersey. | Keystone Phone 39A. 5 LEWIS T. STEVENS " Coun8ellor-at-Law j>Special Master in Chancery d Supreme Court Commissioner 0 Notary Public e CIS Washington Street, e Cape May, N. J. * DR J. H. OLIVER d DENTIST t- 1120 Chestnut Street g Philadelphia, Pa. (One door above Keith's Theatre) m Fflllnc a specialty— from one dollar up. Bridge work, five dollars a tooth, g Mir special plates never rock. No one * has this method but myself. Will al1- low yon carfare when you order tfcbest teeth. Bell Phone — Walnut III*. «| YQUREYESl j are Your Twrfs ip I W*!:aI cue eipocii worknisn 'tain oi hii id I tools to keep them in the be«t condrioo I le 1 Are Your Eye* All Right? " , C. A. LONGSTBETH ft ' FFVS StcdehM In El* 'TaUf ft ' 222 Muhl SM j -h ' / es ; ! ; ; » CAPE MAX OPTICAL 513 Washington Street Cape May, n: J. EVERYTHING FOR THE EYE. AIJUVI AmiIU A VIA. A AAA. A, A A

_ PRESCRIPTION LENSES SPECIALTY Keystone "Phone 44D L. iN£E&»OLL UNDERWRITERS REGISTERED ELECTRICIAN I j STORAGE BATTERIES AND ELEC I ! TKIC CARS REPAIRED AND RE " CHARGED. ELECTRICAL REPAIRS = House Wiring, Ktekleplatiag aad ( y Oxidising. / = 1 Offlee: $08 Decatur Skreet RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR. 1 & To halt pint of water add 1 oa Bay -J Bum. & email box of Bar bo Compound. ^ and hi oa of glyoerlne. . Apply to the hair P twloe a week, until it becomes the desired § ,«hada ^ny -druggist can put Uu* up or % \ rqn canjT-.ix it at home at ucry little oust. m Fall .directions for making and viae come P I la' e»ch bo* of Barpo CompopnA It drill p gradually darken streaked, faded gray S ; hair, and removes dandruff. It Is exoelp lent for falling hair and will make harsh i p hair soft and glossy. It will not color the p scalp. Is not sticky or gTeasy, end does not H rub off. J "CAPE MAY COUNTY DISTRICT | j SOQIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF TO I | ; Office 214 Ocean Street, Cape May, N. J. SAMUEL F. WAKE, President I 'j. M. H. Trflt.T)RETH, Flirt Vit*-Presi-I A»d Seayt^ry. I I^rairaeut lneoera! I CR 8»Jtonw8t.touTm*cy. ■ .Bo WoUell Jsj Xsat XaatOn .

Wm. F. Brown PUUMBlfcG, STEfllii and GAS FITTING jabbing A Specialty. 417 Washington Street Estimates Furnished CAPE WAY Keystone Tg^toom^ 12» A Hout the defects of your wall yejwa. a wsrjawaural t LeNolr wUl bring him to you wtth ,1s of tba^beut. and his pric« mere thua

yi. B. SMITH & SON 502 BROADWAY WEST CAPE MAY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Salt Meats. Fruits, Oranges, Bananas. Patent Medicines Hardware. CIGARS AND TOBACCO Kejitooe rtonc 16IM M. 3. WARE 516 Waahiugton Street. HARDWARE HOUSEFURNISHINQS BLUE AND WHITE AND GRAY ENAMELWARE FISHNG TACKLE " Established 1878 Keystone 114X Elwood L. Chambers Jere E. Chambers Chambers Bros. pEAlXRS"^ ""*"* Frei*h Fish, Oyster*, Clams and Crab .Meat 322 MANSION STREET CAPE MA.V. N. J ' Auto DeD very Keystone Phone 22SD ' Byjl Pbona UW B«)ENTRHCEN&S0NS Central Parage A UTOMOBILE REPAIR WWK t EXCELLENT EQUIPMENT FOR RAPfD WORR- CAtlfl STORED. CABS - HIRED DAY OR N"3IIT. ALL KINDS QF AUTO StJRjftBSp. AGENTS FOR THE F AIRBANKS-MOR SE GAS AND OIL ENGINES. KEYSTONE 1-90A

HENRY REEVES, MACHINIST Plumbing, Steam and. Hot Water Heating, Gas Fitting. Irrigalon Plants , Installed. Keystone 177Y M6 Pearl St., West Cape. May go to fi. C. iOliM 232 JACKSON STREET FOR FRESH FISH gf aken from his own fisb pound daily 46^^ ALL OTHER SEA FppDS IN SEASON Both Phones Prompt Deliveries E. W. DAVID EXPEDIENCE REGISTERED PLUMBER 1144 WASHINGTON ST. CAJRE MAY, N. J. f cIPE MAY CQAL&igp^O. UNDER NEW MAPUGEM^lfr Best quality Coal as aB times. 'Careful Pure Ice, insBO^Sr^^fj^lleil water. Promp^ and cop&fyt >|rfiqe. Mam Office— 512 WAS|UN(^^TOET