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Mr. Seth Johnston and lady frieeud »pent the Sabbath with hit brother John Johnston. Mrs. Lizzie Hewitt and daughter Irene of Camden were over Sunday guests of Mrs. Estella Johnston. Mr. Winifred Pettit has gone to Pennsgrove to take a position as carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. Kamshaw are the happy parents of a fine little boy. Mrs. Charles Paulson has returned from heer visit to her sick daughter, as she has improved. We are glad to note that our magistrate David Hughes' arm is improving from a very bad cut by a sickle. A young people's branch of the W. C. T. U. is contemplated, in the near future. The girls are very anxious to Join it. We second the movement because it is needed and can do much good with proper direction. The severest electric storm of the season on Wednesday evening, gave a number of women in the upper part of the borough a great scare. There was a heavy flash of lightning on Broadway Just above Landis avenue, but it did no damage. Warren Hogan has moved his family from Cape May Point into the upper half of the W. B. Edmunds' homestead. Mrs. Laura Pelly is visiting Mrs. Stephen Reeves. Mrs. G. Reeves is entertaining Mrs. Stone of Philadelphia, Pa. Edgar Dawson is home from Lafayette College for' the summer. Mtb. Edward Hughes and little daughter Gwendolyn were in Philadelphia, on Monday. Mrs. Rue King of Philadelphia, is visiting her parents Jlr. and Mrs. W. T. Vanzant. Mr. and Airs. Oscar Hammon are entertaining Miss Glena Gallagher. Bishop Oliver, of Philadelphia. Pa., spent Sunday with Afrs. Margaret OliMrs. Edward Little is entertaining company. Mrs. Clarence LeAlunvon is spending a few days in Belleplain, N. J. Mr.' and Mrs. Frank Gallaher spent Sunday 'at Goshen, K. J. GOLF CLUB OPENS vu. WITH TOURNAMENT The Cape May Golf Club will open its 1916 tournament season with the Fifth Annual Golf Tournament for Women on • June 38, 29 and 80. It will start with an 18 hole qualifying round after which the players will be divided into 3 sixteens for the two ensuing days matches. Mrs. R. Waller Starr, President of the Ladies" Association, ,al>ly assisted by the various committees are busily perfecting all arrangements for this popular event. Handsome prizes have b.en purchased and are on exhibition, "players wil." be entertained at luncheon oip Wednesday and Thursday in the dub house in the hospitable manner that is well known in Cape May. Mrs. T. H. Vetterlein, Chairman of the Tournament Committee, reports a . very large and growing entry list of prominent vi * ing players and with the overflowing enthusiasm of the home players augurs well for the success of their -match. From early morn till dusk the ladies are all over the course, putting matches everywhere, approaching matches anywhere, driving contests elsewhere, bunker excavations vhefever, talks of the occasional 3a, usual 4s and unusual 10s fill up the day. Dougherty is jnuch in demand as adviser, teacher, surgeon and general "vade mecum." Teaching the novice how to drive with- i out hook or slice or top, ' Show-ing a veteran the undercut to ■ giv^ it a sudden stop, * Constantly preaching on proper stance and the regular follow through. Instilling essential principles or coachSTAR AND WAVE CALENDARS READY Xhe .regular yearly calendars of the Ftar and Wave with the business direct- | ory are now ready for the cottagers. These calendars are of great use to the visitors as they contain the directory with telephone numbers of the. most reliable business men of the city. These calendars are free to anyone who wishes - them and may be obtained by calling at the Star and Wave office. ROAD FOUNDATION T.Am The citizens of this city will soon see *' a sample of the paving for Broadway when the section of Perry street that is being paved will be completed next week. The foundation for this section „ has now been completed and the surfacing £ will be commenced immediately. The ^ curbing on Broadway is now practically completed and the tearing out of the old c road in that section will be commenced f| during the ooming week. " v The last word in fie a Foods mad 8ml- 2 ads at Medmnh Oafs. Good Musk ami

I Casino Theatre I Madison and Beach AvenUes || GERALD1NE FARRA^^^ l "MARIA KOSA " SATURDAY, JUNE 24th IB DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in g| " THE HABIT OF HAPPINESS " ■ SUNDAY EVENING. JUNE 25th ■ SESSUEHAYAWAKA TSURO AOK? in "ALIEN SOULS" III EVERY ATTRACTION PRESENTED THROUGH II ■ BOOKING COMPANY jjj The latest improvement in Projecting Machines. '"j Operated by special arrangement with the Stanley Theatre, Philadelphia, by their own OPERATORS. Mr Hamilton D. Cherry. Mr. George Huebner. Mr Max Katz, Mr. George Abbott, and ' Mr. Wm. Katz. Manager of the- 9^3 Stanley The above named will be with us throughout jEsS the entire season. . 1^5 Each week we will present the two RELEASES of the jQ PARAMOUNT CO., three prior and latest pictures. ^^^Two each week of the famous TRIANGLE FILM SB ■j Nothing loo good for the people ol '0 (OLGAPE MAY" jjj LADY USHEBvS MODERN EQUIPMENT POLITE ATTENTION WELL CONDUCTED | Casino Amusement Co I ■I C. EARLE MILLER KARL A. SU EL ICE

Sewell's Point Amusement Co; Will Open for the Season of 1916 on Saturday, June 24th Under new management. All are welcome and will receive our best courtesy. Cars will leave the Iron Pier every twenty minutes WM. S. VANZANT, General Manager

SUMMER MILLINERY A good assortment of large bats for , in white and colors trimmed in various ways, all stylish and reasonable in price. Untrimmed hat* for middle aged women $1.00 up. Very desirable shapes, also trimmed hats at interesting prices. White hemp hmti for children 60c np, good values in trimmed hats for Sport hats, hand painted Leghorns. seat hats. Panamas. Btriped effelts and cretonne— all good valnet. LOTTIE R. HTT.T /MAW Perry Street Oape May. Facial requirements a study. Out Tuesdays. lMS-lt-4-17

SCARCITY OF CLaMs ™~T r Twenty five years ago many residents n of Gape May County 'on both the ocean < e side and Delaware bayshorv jjf the ] e county", were engaged in an occupation i e provided for them by Nature — the gatb- i g ering <Sf clams. The typical baymen, i n w ho worked in the bays. inlets and : r streams of the county have become al- j most as scarce an article as the bivalves a that brought them a livelihood. In !- those days it was no unusual feat to d tong or bring to theaurfaec by treading, a thousand or fifteen hundred clams in a day's work for which thev received r. from a dollar and a half to tv'o dollars per thousand. Those who In these days < 7 go into the bays in search of dam eon- 1

sider it a fair days workup they catch I from two hundred to " three hundred clams. The scarcity of the bivalves i has sent the price away up until noul they readily sell at wholesale for.frota eight to ten dollars | >er thousand, while , the consumer pays from thirteen to 1 fifteen dollars per thousand for the privilege of eating them. Onlldren Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CAST O R I A I — i Rent a Safety Deposit Box in thi i armor plate vault of the Security Trust Company, Cape May. if

GOLDWELL LAWN MOWERS < Have been on the Market for 45 years. Nothing but the best of Materials and Workmanship enter into the construction of them. Prices range from $3.00 to $14.00 Buy a Good Reliable Guaranteed LAWN MOWER while you are about it. Full stock of Garden Hose, Rakes, Spades, Shovels, also Sprinkling Pot*. GARDEN HOSE from 10c to 18c per foot, guaranteed Hose Reds and Nozzles. CHAS. A SWAIN 315-7 JACKSON SI. CAPE HAY, H.J. June Clearance Sale ON ALL SUMMER HATS AND TRIMMINGS A special lGc assortment, including Cherries in bunches, sprays and wreaths, Daisy and Forget-me-not Wreaths, Violet Clusters, Etc A 15c assortment, consisting of Daisy-aprays, rose and forget-me^iot clusters, etc. Also many novelties from 19e up to 59c each. Hats" trimmed and untrimmed at greatly reduced prices. A- new line of Shirt Waists and EMMA C. CARPENTER G29 Lafayette Street — » w Keystone Phone 64-M sjMNP ®CAPE JY1LA.Y, N. .MANAGEMENT. «J- E COX

program SUNDAY JUNE 25 Maclyon Arbude in " The tkefbrm Candidate " MONDAY. JUNE 26 Marguerite Clark in "Soil Waters " TUESDAY. JUNE 27 Emilie Polini in "The LittleChurchAroundiheCarner" WEDNESDAY |UNE 28 George Walsh and Doris Pawn in " Blue Blood and Red " THUR5PAY. JUNE 29 Victor Moore in " Chetnmie Fedden Out West " FRIDAY. JUNE 30 Theodore Roberts in " Mr, Grex of Moote Carlo " SATURDAY. 'JULY I Mine. Petrove in » What Will Peopla Say?"

SELECTED FEATURE PHOTO-PLAYS , NONE BUT THE BEST ICE CREAM AND FANCY CAKE Nothing but the Best i : j Try our HOMEMADE BREAD sc « lo»f KOKES & REUTER 524 Washington Street The "D P IT'S COMING SOON Something that everybody will be interested in The greatest thing of its kind that was ever in Cape May WHAT ? IS IT Watch for it Next Week