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Orion Reeves and Leon Eldredge of Easton, Pa., aie iome lor their summer vacation. Mr. and Mr*. George L. R. Wright are •otertaining company. Mr. and Mr*. C. C. Simington are entertaining Mr. Simington's father, of Philadelphia. Mr*. James Baker has gone to Philadelphia to live with her daughter, Mrs. Albert RueseL ' Mrs. Jennie Hall has been spending aoihetime with Miss Mary Blake. Mrs. Norman DempSey and Miss Abbie -Carpenter spent last Sunday in Philadelphia. W. H. Nichols spent over Sunday with Mrs. Mamie Pan coast in Millville. Louis Faust is spending some time in Long Island. Eldredge Dougherty is on the sick list. Mrs. Edward Hughes and son Walter, are spending some time in Philadelphia. Mrs. Ell* Eldredge and Mrs. Edgar Xee are spending a few days away. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Dougherty spent sometime at Hatsboro, Pa., recently. Mrs. Amanda Richards of Philadelphia is visiting Mrs. Lottie Corson. Miv Mary W. Wright has returned after spending two weeks in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pierson have returned after spending a few days in Pennsgrove, Millville and Philadelphia. The Children's Day exercises at the Chapel Sabbath afternoon were very inWresting because they were kept well within the hour, the decorations being very neat and tasteful and the happy address of Mr. Simmington, Superintendent of a Sabbath School in Philadelphia of 2100 scholars and teachers, much appreciated. Mr. Qrammer, assistant superintendent made a touching and helpful prayer. The little tots did unusually well and also the summer sunshine girls reflected great credit upon the careful training of their teacher, Mrs. Willis. Indeed the entire program was very satisfactory. Mrs. Lillian Morris has returned to her home after a pleasant visit with her mother for sometime. Mr. and Mrs. John Rutherford call- . ed on Mrs. Rutherford 's niece, Mrs. Robinson on Sunday. Mr- and Mrs John Knox have returned to their home after two weeks stay w-ith their sister, Mrs. Knox not having improved is now critically ill at his home in 'Camden. Mrs. Charles Poulson has been called to the bedside of her daughter Minne in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Watson have opened their bungalow on upper Broadway for the summer. A number of our mechanics have gone north t« do carpenter work for a few weeks. Some of our ladies have taken up work h*.the canning house. Mrs! Robinson is very slow tn :m proving. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson have the sympathy of friends. Mrs. Mich'ael Holland, one of our oldest and most faithful women, highlv ri-spected by all a* a good and faithful mother for her life of toil and sacrifice for a large family of boys. Though she was a great sufferer the last two or three years, they will miss the good and kind mother that she was to them. Oapt. Charles Hand will command the Idaho for Peter Shields for the sumDr. Leslie IS whig came down from Berlin on Wednesday afternoon but made his visit on business a short 'phi, returning on Thursday.

Caut. Eton Hand Will start at the flrat call in the business of the season, taking out fishing and pleasuring parties. Mr. Hand has had much experience as a licensed captain. A very interesting meeting was held in the Chapel on Tharsday evening, ther» ( was a fairly good attendance, every f one present seemed to he deeply inter«'«terf. It is a great pity that more of;' our people don't attend those -gatherings. Our example is noted by the young, be ' it good or bad. Read the Weekly Star and Warn. 8 ! I ' 1

BUY A BICYCLE NOW FOR HEALTH, WEALTH AND RECREATION D. P. Crowell 1 ■ardwara, Wiydn, Sporting

J THE = — ( Casino Theatre | Madison and Beach Avenues B GERALDINE FARRAR in 3 " MARIA ROSA " ~

SATURDAY. JUNE 24th ■ DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in 3jjj "THE HABIT OF HAPPINESS" H jjU SUNDAY EVENING, JUNE 25th SESSUE HAYAWAKA ■ !nd his talented wife ABB — TSURO AOKI in "ALIEN SOULS" --- jig EVERY ATTRACTION PRESENTED THROUGH ' H BOOKING COMPANY 3 The latest improvement in Projecting Machines. 2--SIMPLEX--2 ' - / ■I gpfff1, by fpecw arrangement with the Stanley Theatre SI |U Philadelphia, by their own OPERATORS. Mr. Hamilton IBl D.Cherry. Mr. George Huebner. Mr. Max Katz Mr IB G»°rse Abbott, and Mr. Wro. Katz. Manager of the 1=£ Stanley. The above named will be with us throughout » * the entire season. ■H „ Each ^eek we will present the two RELEASES of the Sg| CO., three prior and latest pictures. ? »- T wo each week of the famous TRIANGLE FILM BS |g CORPORATION. j|jj i ; ;: Nothing too pod for the people of 1 GO OL GAPE MAY " jjjj LADY USHERS MODERN EQUIPMENT ' POLITE ATTENTION WELL CONDUCTED I Casino Amusement Co I C. EARLE MILLER Ifl — KARL A. SUELKE Lessee*

APPOINTED EXAMINER Hon. James E. Martine, U. S. Senator for New Jersey bah appointed City Superintendent Jame* K. Bryan, of Camden, to copduct an examination for him the result of which may enable' Iti.a j to make art appointment to the Naval : Academy at Annapolis. | High Sckool students from any uart ; of New .Jersey are eligible and may | (inter themselves for the examination.! | Date, Thursday. June 29, !>.."! i a. m J Piare, High .School Building, Camden. - Subjects — Mathematics, including Al- i jgebra, Geometry and Arithmetic, Eng- • ' L". ,S. History, Georgraphy. Write Mr. James E. Bryan, City Sup- 1 erintendent, Camden, N. J., for further .information. .

CAN YOU TALK TEMPERANCE? Moo per month u special or General Agent In toot ss^sasrSBWiJssrs i Mm a Knapp, Sec'j, as William St., New York. KISSEL F*P (Bve ry Inch A Ckr) CARS AND TRUCKS 8KND FOR LITERATURE Henry Reeve* Agent Went Cape May, N. J. •m W«W far PcevA MdUn

FINE LONG CURLED HAIR tUTTlESSFS FOR SALE Best A. C. A. Ticking, weight 50 lbs. . $17.50 J. J. HANLEY 108 Jackson St., Cape May, N. J. . Bell Phone 17J.

GOLDWftL LAWN MOWERS Have been on the Market for 45 yean. Nothing bat the best of Materials and Workmanship enter into the construction of them. Prices range from $3.00 to $14.00 Buy . Good' Reliable Guaranteed LAWN MOWER while you are about it. Full stock of Garden Hose, Rains,, Spades, Shovel., also Sprinkling Eefts. GARDEN HOSE from 10c to 18c per foot, guaranteed Hose Reeb and Nozzles. CHAS. A* SWAIN 3*5-7 JACKSON ST. CAPE MAY, N. J.

SUMMER MILLINERY Leghorn* trimmed in varioiia styles, $8.00 up. Hats in the stylish lacey braid effects. White hats beautifully trimmed with flowers— these are all in the newest styles and reasonable in price. rniiid.-d.Tt. trimmed hatfr-$L50 to $5.00. Sport hats $1.00 up, a lot of untrimmed hats and trimmings at interesting prices for order work. LOTTIE R. HILLMAN 220 Perry Street, Cape May. Facial requirements a study. Out Tuesdays. June Clearance Sale ON ALL SUMMER HATS AND TRIMMINGS A special 10c assortment, including Cherries in bunches, sprays and wreaths, Daisy and Forget-me-not Wreaths, Violet Clusters, Etc A 15c assortment, consisting of D aisy sprays, rose and forget-me-not clusters, etc. Also many novelties fro m 19c up to 59c each. Hats trimmed and untrimmed at greatly reduced pr ices. A new line of Shirt Waist* and aprons. EMMA C. CARPENTER 329 Lafayette Street °K.? Keystone Phone 64-M

L IR.0H SfUA NP ' ® CAPE MAY, Jt J. ® J^ANAGEMEJ4T, J.ECOX' % Y Program MONDAY. JUNE 19 ■ Pauline Frederick is '' " Bella Donna " TUESDAY. JUNE 2 0 Rob en Edeeon ir. "The Cave Man " WEDNESDAY. JUNE 21 William Farnum in "A -Soldier', Oath " THURSDAY. JUNE 22 Mary Pickford in " Madame Butterfly " P. M — Special Matinee — 3 P. M. FRIDAY. JUNE 23 Greenwood and Grant in " lane " SATURDAY. JUNE 24 J Williaill Faversham in " One Million Dollar, " SELECTED FEATURE PHOTO-PLAYS NONE BUT THE BEST ICE CREAM AND FANCY CAKE Nothing but the Best jr, O^HOMEMADE BREAD scuLcf KOKES & REUTER 524 Washington Street