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■ "-J-'7 UOTIC* TO CONTRACTORS Sealed propoaari will he wared by the Board of Education of the School > District of Jthe Townahip of Middlee, t Gape May Oonat'y, New Jersey, until 8|s o'clock p. m. of the da^ of it* meeting, * on the -■ o * - Teeth. Day of July, *9i« c at the office of Joseph Douglas at v Cape May Court Houte, N. J, for the ° •Taction of a new school budding at c Swainton, N. J. Also the erection of an 0 addition to the Whiteeboro school » building, at Whiteeboro, N. J., accord- 1 ® ing to plana and specifications which may be seen at the office of said Joseph ^Separate and distinct bids must be j submitted for each building and on separate sheets. I Said school buildings to .be complete! and delivered to 'said Board free from j any lien for work done and materials furnished on or before August 31, 1916, i and in case said buildings are not finished within the time specified, the eontnc- j tor -shall forffit ,and pay to the said Boards. for the ua«.of said district, the \ sum ef. Ien DyUair»N for each and every dayfrogj and after the time during ( which said : buildings shall remain unfinished, and not completeed and delir- j ered as aforesaid, to be deducted' from the contract price of said buildings. On the said 10th day of Jply, all pro- I posals received for said work will be immediately opened and ftubllcly read i by tSe Board of Education "b! said Towpahip, the said Board reserving the " right ta reject -any or all-bids. "Each bid must be accompanied by a I certified check to the amount of one hundred dfillarf, drawn payable to the order J of Leslie 8. Ludlam, custodian, as a guarantee that said bidder if awarded 1 the femtract, will execute the name and furnish a -bond satisfactory- M© said I Board in the sum of one-haff the con- - trartjfifce. ■ ■' " 1 All proposals must be seatril And dimeted to Joseph DeuglasS; Clerk of the Board of EduiffefcrUhpe "May Court c House. NGJ./Wkd fnarked "Koptoalafbr . Buitfleg. *;•» ••= * : J08EPB~00TJGtA88, Clerk: ' 6-2S-ttpf$6S0 -*• < ' >'-* *■ a

I ■ II ■ ' I iMt» M — r — • . Owing lo 'lM condition ot the road; \ way at Brhadway and Parry street durlns the construction of the new road ! and veyy probably Isnorance Of these I i conditions caused two automobiles, jr Ford and a larst touring car. to collide on' Thrfrsd^r Vvfelng whlle tasking the crossing. The cars were not making very much speed,. and therefore - were Dot damaged beyond bent mud guards and sera tehee while the occupants escaped free rrom Injury. The cars drove on before the names of the owners were secured and the damage estimated, however the license numbers were taken "by a witness. BILL hint much on preparedness, he says he's all for peace; says this Nation's sliding in time's 'groove as slick as grease; He says that we've got wealth to burn, and that' we're gettin' raore^ , Bill's the best argufyer that was ever at our store; sajsr that ,if -we •¥ have^guas. all learn how tft fight, « We'll find ourselves a-doln' it. Some" nation's "bound to light us when it sees we are fixed for sheddin' human blood— I dunnoia never seen a levee cause no flood. Bill says if we aint armed for war no , war wont ewer burst our beads, and if it does that, mebby, just at first Twill put a dent in us, but we kin arm' ( twp million men. almost no time, and kin drive the j foemen out again. And I expect that what Bill says is y more than likely true; j Tbet the whole world would be sur- ( prised to find, what we, kin do ; ( I keep thinkfei' df that dent made ( by the foepen'e guns — n seems to me that, it might mean lives ( 1 of a. million tou. watt, event-chu-ally, J admit Bill -would be'rigbt; We'd get our tram inland our guns and •» be' prepared 'to fight,' Arid we would roll the foemen back, \ i.- drive them into "the sea, But the thought of that bloody dent is - what gets next to me; ' But 1 eafft "argufy wftjT'Bill — he savs . they'd start a fight I *gtt "wall 'prepared, ~ah' sup- i ■ b« J But. when a kfd.at- stool | never , i, jumped jn»k3d Thet; knew a fight- 1 Tnfft V T ■*" - - - . Yea, licked, and didn't damSW*%.S9Jlone— .« I.riTdjCt *v<-j5 -ahe-'Ee « dent in that kid, ■ is »f sVdktbe* rwaa all unprepared I lick- , !■ t*B*d on tbem-robst all the time, as • On fifty kids;**^ I BfcHeve weVl ought | T$dugb /^^nitfirfy»with Bill I wake :'. upnigi^wra^ soared' At thoneht Vbf .tftot tbafe bloody dent j And or^banf h§melos» ehiWren, and a ^I'lW j'C"" ^ • I hfertiurer Lewix in the Houston |

VISITING NAVAL OFFICERS The roster of officers of the submarine flotilla that will be at Cape May from July I to Si 1916, to take part in the Fourth of July program are as follows: U. 8. S. Bushnell-^iieutenant Commander David F. Boyd, commanding; Lieutenant Anthony J. James, Lieutenant (j. g.) Harry B- Hird, Ensign Walter 0. Henry, Ensign Rudolf F. Hans, Ensign Albert Osehger, P. A. Surgeon Ernest W. Brown, P. A. Paymaster Robert W. Clark, Act. Pay Clerk BernaW A. Morrow. _ U. S. 8. L-l— Lieutenant (j. g.) George A. Reed, commanding; Ensign Henry L. Abbott. D. 8. 8. L-3 — Lieutenant (j. g.) Deupree J. Fridell, commanding; Ensign Tbomas . Berrien. D.-8. S. L-4 — Lieutenant (j.^.) Lewis , Hancock, JrJ commanding; Ensign Jaa - R. Webb. ' j , U. & S. D-S— Lieutenant (j. g.) RobeH jH.. English, commanding; lieutenant (j. Jg.) Earl R Morriaaey. v' In addition to the above the Gunboat Vixen will also arrive on July 1 for the program. 1 ' ® -v tonoLt a ouiT 'ewraiaM The lawn fete given by. the Church of the Advent on . Thursday evening was k , great success, approximately one thoujaand people being present. Refresh- | I meets were served in novel ways under j i the enchanting light of hundreds of ,; I Japanese lanterns. The evening was!; i considered well spent by all that were i there and when another similar affair Is , given It will be sure to be successful i ■ the reputation that Thursday's 'fete has made. sowLnro wxrvra ' I Dr. I.ummfs holds high score In duck pins, 144. The highest ladles' score Is M. ' Gus Hlnes Is hlgtv man In ten pins 1 with score of 178. 1 Mrs. C, B. Perkins carried off thex honors for the ladies score, 108.

-'.V ■ .c -fcf . I — f-T.-e *?-- 1 To the Court of Common Pleas of the County raNk^tonnAtonuiwestonmkwB K 1 Take npUMT that'll" so"l#c rtber trill of ten o creek n the T Ofiwet or -en noon the Court of Common Pises of the County or CapdJMay. at the Court House. In Cape Court House, Cape May County, New Jersey, for • license to keep an "Inn and Tavern," to sell ' spirituous, vinous, malt and brewed llu- 1 uors In quantities less than one qusrait ] at the Sewnll's Point f MAP OF : streets and j^id>D«^Uc<!w 'MBjpiiirlj desirable t^«b6w .preepoedt1^*|rters.i Price 10 oedtb efeb.at 8tn<tnn^FW<k J tationery Flyless toynJUIs few' funerals! vX. •

) Compare These Prices ' ( of Fisk Grey Non- Skids with the plain tread A styles of several other standard makes: V ntl' ^ 3x30 . . 10.40 4i*35 . . 31.20" VAX 3,x30 . . 13.40 4'x36 . . 31.55 ^ \ 4 x 33 . . 22.00 5 r37 . . 37.30 Then you will begin to understand why ( "v. V Fisk users consider HF1SK 1/ t17bu'; Best Tire Buy on the Masket " I 'HIS year Fisk Tires are making greater mileage records than ever before. Fisk Service at more than 1 25 Direct Fisk Branches — dealer and tire user alike are assured of the ^ :Z\ promptest attention and service. The Fisk Branch or- ^ \ ganization is the most complete and widespread in the Pjr&Tj/ / \ whole country. ^ FatawcAto in Meat Thmn 125 Citic*

JQMHBH rCncbn Br with a Flavor - flmf* ■ Dot expected of trfaiiy aoda cradcaH.. - But ■ Uneeda Bitcdf are extiaexdmary soda ■ cmckm and hate a cBstmcthre appetizing I Saw*. Buy Uneeda Biacoit became they are ■ aoda rrarirsw with a flavor, bat, dwve I aB, bojr thexa lor their ahp goodoa*.

WEST CAPE MAY : 1 • - ei a Mrs. H. 8. Smith has returned from her trip, much benefitted In health. 11 Mrs Howard Buck la visiting Mr. and ^ ; Mrs. Daniel Miller. O Mrs. Harry L. Ludlam has returned il r after spending two weeks with her. bus- b . band In Gloucester City. N. J. n Mrs. Reu Hand, of Camden, N. J- Is ^ spending the week -with her parents. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Blattner. t Mrs. Walter Peck and two children c are visiting her mother, Mrs. Johnson. ii I Mlsa> Inane Stanton was on the sick b . list last week. b Mrs. Harry Brown and two children ^ of Camden, are spending some time with Mrs. Brown's sister, Mrs. Norman Demp- * 1 IK J. ' a Mrs. C C. 81mmlngton and daughter. £ , Harriett. Spent Wednesday In Phlladelphis. Miss Emily Davis Asa been spending. A some Mme with Miss Alice Bfewton. > Mrs.- a.. Frank Williams Is spending a a few days here this week. N • . Mrs. .-Charles R. Glnder Is spending > Mrs. Geo. N. Stanton Is entertaining . her s latere Mrs. Rebecca Corson and' * Mrs. Harriet Klrasey. ' : rj Judge and Mrs. H. H. 'Eldredge en-' 11 tertalnsd Mlsa Louise' pohuyler this * 'week. ■ , t:'t« - ' }f Mn at; Chas. P.- Eldredge are*' 1 enferhfflllnt' Miv and Mrs. Samuel Doak * i land afiifghter Mary and' Mr.- and Mrs. u . j Chester C. Davis and little daughter, • j Dorothy. - _ - g r | One of the Chapel Sunday 8chb<Jl I .teachers took a-Cless of children, on b i ! picnic on Tuesday to Cape May Point >jand she certainly gave -them a jolly time . < going- In the lighthouse and In' bathing 1 and then up through the sand plant ; j. - building, returning home on 'the trolley.' a tired yet happy lot of youngsters, tell- '-B Ing the good time they had had all dayt^ Miss Irene Matthews is the happy re- ' * . Mr. and Mrs. Shallcross have return- j ^ ed after their two weeks outing In Phil- j t( , adelphta and other places A linen ahower at Cold Spring signl- . . Has to a certainty that we are to lose ' one of our nice young men of the bor- ' m*. _... «

' /lur borough gave, perhaps, the larg- c •jit vote proportionally for -three Free- " holders In the coupty. Sit-Ck — r^-r d _ a y^M - The f olowipg. l«.-.,a par'lal list of u ; ;r guests registered at the Windsor within a - \thf last feW days: j b r 'New ork Clty—llr. and Mrs. Geo. Mat-, g thews, Jr.. Miss Margaret B. Matthews.!. Mrr'orje Dalzell, Mr. Clarence', Burkhard; Mr. Jessie L. Wlnkworth: I ' Mile. O. de Fries Dion. Theo. Simpson : and wife. T. M. Hewitt. Len Haley. W. | 5 L. .v Wi n. R. >V. Fecht. A.' 8. Brooks. ! g j *"M!rd.)nh!a — Mr. Willard P. Barrows. v J. T. Dickson. L. C. Dorn, H. Dcssender. , " •1 E. R Tiffany and wift. Mrs. H. L. j I Schultr. Mr and Mrs. H. M. Schultx, H. ■|F. Ha Men. Miss Janney. J. M. Davis, y ,.Io'-n i.. Fw«eney. Helen L. Rockey. Mrs. I* C H Morltr Mrs. D. Linn oCyle. Mrs.; G. Ralston Ayres. , ? > -'-Ts'.i rch. Fn — Mr. and Mrs. J. L. .S *■ ' " "* ; w-st - Ms«« — M. t. Freed y and wife, 1 ' Mr. rnd Mrs. F. O. Houghton and daugtl- j ter. Curley T. Preston. j . Bethlehem. — S. K. Dorn. W. L. Lukens, ' v A N. Roberts., J. T. Pratt. T. Thomlin-j\ son snd wife. | ^ Cincinnati. Ohio— H. U. Busch. Maur- V ice 1.' Sis gel. Mrs. Wm. B. Caperton. ! >; COClNTHXAS TACHT CLUB TO OPES SEASOK ^ •I ' IN T1-- general line of events at the Co- , I rlnthien Vacht Club during the coming'^ week are as follows: v i Saturday — Opening day. I Monday — July S. at 8.80, Associate ^ j Committee's annual dance. Fire works jon tnrbor's edge In front of Club house. * j' Tuesday. July 4 — 10 a. m.. Regatta of - i one design sail boats, Holly Beach and i Corinthian Vacht Clubs. Reception to 'Pennsylvania Naval Reserves from Phil- B ; adelphls and. officers of submarines. Voc- u nl jnheic by Plantation singers until tt t JJ.:#. Exhibition of submarines in front ri jof club house at 8.30 p. m. i. 8.30 p. m.— Naval ball to officers of ' submarines. _ . 1 ** . * hi j Etationery - for Professional Men at J* special low priora until. May 1st Star * land Wave Stationery Department. "

was held at AUanik aty and so else- * tion of officers was held. At tbts meet- g ing Chptaic A. C G1M of the John Me- a cray Post No. 40 and a resident of Cepe May was elected to the position of Senior B Vice Commander of the Depart mint of * New Jersey. tl P. P. Commander Gile has been a very active member of the G. A. R. Binds Ma hi organization and is to be congratulated j fa upon his getting this high office. It 'will j ^ be his work to visit the various Poets of 1 £ the state, during the term of bis office, tr The Convention was attended by 44 about SOO delegates of the (L. A-^R^.i g, whQe the ladies of the G. A. B-, G. A. R. _ Relief Corps, Daughter of Veterans and. Sons of Veterans also attended while CI holding theif own conventions. At the Conventions were visitors from the Department pf New York and also several - western states. The combined meetings C< necessitated the qpe of four halls in. order to accommodate the -Urge number present. W The election of Mr. 'Gile yjnt entirely ee .-- unexpected by. him. He baf received H many letters of congratulation among- ^ which is one by William-p.-'J'ashington, Past Department Commander, G. AT Department of New Jersey. 7-

' - »c POND CREEK TO BE OPENED About the middle of next week the u entrance to Ponk Creek into the Dela- t ware Bay at the sand plant wHT "be op- t, ened in t^mnection with thg ' local jnoe- 4 quito extermination work. ' This entrance has caused considerable trouble d paSt years and it is necessary to j construct jetties on either side of "the » to keep -the sand from being, washed immediately after it is opened. The remainder of the extermination work been progressing- very rapidly. New England Creek has been opened and t cleaned, Light House Pond has been put t a condition so that mosquitoes will « breed there no longer and Lake Lily has 7 cleaned. Cape Island Creek has * straightened up as far as possible- 1 and made so that the water-will flow • and not settle in pools,' thf gkie Wfceefi 1 tide out of the meadows at Seventh I avenue has been ' put in working order' a and many ditches have been dug. f n mm- 1 , Twtbxotic axiotunox , Tribe No. 188 of the Red Men located at Court House passed a resolution that the members of the tribe that had en- ' listed Tor service In the National Guard and In case of -war who. would enlist phtfuld be relieved of "the does of thfc v tribe And atHl Ue- recorded "as 'to good ® etAaing prevMinj, - that xhey wdV psia ' in dues si -the time of the enlfstment. *atb xxouqk robo r ox ! *K* rOUXTX TZ8ZTOM! , ' s "While there ls-coneldeeeble talk in the I sir of thoseajitfs of visitors Vm : FoiiriSi. ; some of the older residents have been ; reminded of the time many years ago [when the West Jersey Railroad ran a T 'special fifty cent excursion here. This j ; excursion contained three sections ofI cars, each bringing thous- j ands of people here. Owing to the fact I that ample provisions ' had not been I • made many of the people were not able | obtain food — not even sandwiches be- | Ing available. The following week after. this regretable affair the railroad. ran. ^pother special excursion iri the! ! same ; ratd" but the people, havmg - the \ experience of the week before, did not J Sown being efrald of going h-.-n t ; gry again. ( ' While this" year's celebration of In- e Day will be such a grand 's affair, as has Hken- i-ls.nmd, the dealers ', and wholesalers of 'oods should stock ! so that the thousand* of . people thst '< bound to conw • y o r city may not ' , forced to return horns hungry, and " give the city a bad name again. : I I

LOCATION OF FIRE ALARM" TELEGRAM STATION# Keys may be obtained in vicinity oi i alarm boxes. No. 25 — Washington street, near ScbeT lenger'e Landing. No. 32— Washington itreet, near Cnioa 47 — Washington street and Madison avenue. ^ 58 — Lafayette and Bank street*. I 58 — Broad and Elmira streets. ; No. 65— Pittsburg and New Jersey ere, ® j No. 69 — Stockton avenue, between JefI ferson and Queen streets. J j No. 73 — Franklin and Washington st , 75— Howard street, opp Stockton av. j 62— Columbia avenue, and Guerney J 81 — Ocean stret, near Beach avenue 91— Broadway and Grant. N« 92 — Broadway xnd Beach avenue No 93 — Perry street, near Bridge. ^ I 94^-S. Lafayette and Grant street ! No. 95— Washington and Jackson eta. ! No. 97 — Columbia ave. and Decatur st -1 | Vo. 96 — vvo.hington aid Ocean sts. All active Firemen, City Poliee Ofliand Hotel Watchmen are provided RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR. * To half pint of water add 1 ox Bay a small box of Barbo Compound, and K ox of glroortno. Apply to the hair . twice a weak until It baoemas the desired -- toads. Amy druggist can put this ep or WiiMBttHst hMMMTery little ooet In each bes of Barbo Compound It will S xra^ragr torksc streaked, faded gray lent fer tolling hair and wig make harsh hair soft sad gtaaagr. It win art eater the <?, scalp, is not sticky er greasy. aMAseeast ® rub ofi. 8

once or twice s bwek, will make fm «•», 1 sleep aadjetibritoL Tbsy do not contain ealotnri or ototo ingredient* ; will not make yo« a feol sick or -anguiti, bni wfll make yoa ' fee 1 full of life xnd rmdy tor work. Yoa will not believe bow gantie yek . their action is until yoB have tried them. o<nd 10 ocnts and tori pdrae. tiw-meut (N-. 15) ft* a trial gBrkafiSu. u a* >«* .... ■ . " — ' »■ T ■>,

Morning Prayer— 9.80 a. m. to I tori . Sunday 8chool. 8.45 A 'm. Morning service, 11 xtn.;sermob by 1 pastor. "Visiting With Jesus." 1 service. AH local ratrlotle bodies have been invited to worship with us. Tfce splendid ebbrus thrt gave the reoent successful concert win sing. Every obs invited 5-' • - Song service led by Geo. W. Reeves, p. m. '•• j Subject of sermon by pastor, *T*g Opportunity of the Unltad Stakes." The Ep worth League meets at Its • ual hour. 8.45 p. m. Sunday. Beginning with Saturday, July let. divisions of the Ladles' Aid wlfl weekly cake sales at. 8.88 A m« 408 Washington street. f Regular Official Board meeting. Mow July "3d, 181 A . • ' ' - ■ . j Monthly meetlnatoBf Sunday School Wednesday evening sifter Prayefi meeting. ' BAPTIST OEVBCB The services at the First Baptist on Sunday will be of special Interest to all lovers of good music. At the morning service at 10.8# the musical . program will Include, the foHowJng any »effiasby the choir "It Is a Good Thing to Give Thanks", by Bructve and a "T« by Dudley Buck apd a tenog solo by Austin Hughe#, "Thy Way. Net ■ Mine,' <S Lard," by Dreeeler. At the ewsnlng strVloe er 7.46 Mr. Hughe# vrll} . alng "Be Brave. Be Strong." by Wooler ' end the choir ,wlll sing Parker's arrangement' of "The Pilgrims of the. Night" •;-■ J Fss^njsfiteCurdF - announce sermons of a pe&tstlo nature for both services with a recitation by tf hm Bffie Denlxot „ aa jmrt of the evening eervkss. ■ \

. Lafaystte street, between DeeAtjU apfi ' backeoe streets. , Rector. Paul , Stxlrthvmnt -Hswa fiunday Services: — •»». — Holy Comhi union evtry Sunday. V.H a m. Holy Communion. First and Third Sundays, 10.80 a m. ftorhlng prayer^ second, fourth and fifth Sundays, 10-88 in. Evening prayer every Sunday 8.0» p.m. Sunday school, 8.00 a m. Weekday services:— ' Wednesday, 7.10 p. m. Holy communion. Thursdays and festivals, 7.80 a ffi. Litany. Friday, t.00 p. m. { PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Decatur rind Hukhes streets the Rev. Curtis 0. Bosserman. Minister.. 1 Mrs. Margaret Taylor, pf Qiicsgo, sosoloist, will sing at both the morning and the evening service*. . i At 1030 a. m. the remiler -<arterlv communion service will h" held. Bible school at 3.00 n. *n. It m., sermon on "Our Nations' CWv " ! On Wedneed»v " •t at 3 00 o'elock. in nlace of the ..—*1 mid-week nre.ver-serviee. « cfer-opth-sn lecture — "Into AH The World"— will be given. Y. P. S. C. T on Friday ni,"ht at B OO p. m. • - Residents without a church home in Cane Mav and all visitors are most, ordially invited to attend- aH service*.^ ST. JOHN'S P. E. CHURCH Cape May. X. J. SUNDAY SERVICES; Prayer and Sermon. 10.30 a.m. iHoly Communion : ». .10.30 a.m. 'First Sunday of Each Month.) Evening Prayer 8.00 p.m. CLERGY LIST FOR 1916: July 2 — Rev. Samuel G. Welles. CaBon, Rrot. Cathedral, rrenton. N. JJuly 16— Rev. J. Alexander OMeara, Rector in Charge, St. Matthias' Church, Philadelphia, Pa. 23 — Rev. Cornelius W. Twing. Rector, St. Stephen's Church, Riverside, N. J. 6— Rev. William J. 'Cox, Rector,St. Andrew's Church, West Philadelphia. Aug. 13 — Rev. Charles C. Pierce, D. D.. Rector, St. Matthew's Church. Philadelphia, Pa. 20 — Rev. LleweUyn N. Caley. B. D., Rector, St. Judo khd the Nativity. Philadelphia. Pa. Aug. 27— RevT Charles M. Perkins, Raotor, Trinity Church, Viaeland, N. J. 3— Rev. Norman VanPelt Levis, Rector, Church of the tocarnation, Philadelphia, 10-To be announced. 17 — To be umoonesd. ■ V