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Kpdshol \ ■rmchiieef HHSr *2t • v«u_ ••- t. r-5»v . .-.- ■ over 400 "westsers OF conferV ' EHCB COMPETE I* SPORTS OH I BEACH-jooo SPECTATORS fre&m. v The beach Gymkhana of the Frieada' General Conference took place at 10.4B t|» Saturday with over four hundred participating and with 3000 spectators. Many novel events made op the . program one of the features being the Human Chariot Race in whidf Miaa 'n«j.nafr Clothier Hull, daughter of Isaac Clothier, rode on;,the backs of T? H. D. Perkins and Buaaell Perkins. JUDGES Edward Cornell Hannah Clothier Hull Dr. O. Edward Jknney Alice Sullivan Perkins President Joseph Swain Edward C. Wilson ANNOUNCER Joel Borton STARTER J. Hibberd Taylor OFFICIALS Allen Bond «- Dorothy Brooke ^ Gladys Brooke Grace W. Brown Marcia Doan Paul J. Furnas • Maurice Greist J. Milton Griscom Harry A. Hawkins J. Omar Heritage Charles R. Hires Clara Hires Emily Cooper Johnson Caroline Lippincott Mary Lippincott James Lupton S'fv , * Carleton McDowell _ Mary McDowell I George H. Kutt Oscar Redraw Philip T. Sharpleas Bernard Walton George Walton Helen Underbill Wood Elizabeth Worth Helen Riddle COMMITTED Amos J. Peaslee, Oairman Peiph end Baker John and Ada Clement Spencer L. and Mary Coze Elizabeth Keller J. Walter Keller • Walter Pedrick E. Russell Perkins Emmor Roberts Irma Russell Lawrence Sharpleas Ruth Verlenden Barclay and Edith White Dorothy Young EVEHT MO. a. 100 YARD DASH . GIRLS (SEKIOR) TTonn.h ClOthieT Hull "Caroline Lippincott Dorothy Brooke Gladys Brooke Anna Griscom Helen Underhill Wood Irvana Wood Tyson Sarah Wood Paaemore Frances E. Smith Fkith E. Leister Anna P. K Stapler Bertha Buckman Marion Brown 'Eleanore Brown Florence Kewbold Eleanore Prickett Peace Qtnvy Elizabeth Williams Elizabeth G. Pancoaat Martha Lippincott Elizabeth Titus Irene Underhill Ann# Mibhner Eras Russell Emily Cooper Johnson Clara Hires Mary McDowell Phoebe Seaman Dorothy Young Louise Andrews Elizabeth Andrews (C ontinued on second page. , SUMMER MILLINERY Reductions In trimmed and un trimmed millinery— end of the season prlcas light at the height of the season. Black. White and colors in a variety of styles, children's untrlmmed hemps. Stc up; trimmed. 75c up. LOTTIE R. HTTT.MAV I 280 Parry Street Gape May. I Facial requirements a study. Out Tuesdays. FORD I0UBIN6 GARS Cheapest, Su rait, Best Car made for j $456.10 Delivered. Cape May* N. |J. c I Jay Mecray Afeat for Goedridi Tim. IE

hose on the blase. He Ire causa^by a defective flue, was' soon extinguished s' by the are department after being held IS in check by the small bote. The'-fire id would have spread to another house on s. Franklin Street had it not been for the >- efficient work of the fire department, as i- it was, the damage amounted only to i about fifty dollars, r, . 18 TO WAOE WAR OH MOSQUITOES 1 IN NEW CAPE MAY The Board of Health has asked the ' permission of Mrs. J. Skipworth Can- ' nell to use the money that she raised by a ball last summer for mosquito ex- 1 termination work. ' Owing to the fact that the meadows 1 nearby are being drained in order to ' exterminate these pests and because of 1 the fact that some rain water that ac- ' cumulates on the beach near Sewell's 1 Point has become stagnant and is breed- ' ing mosquitoes the Board has asked for * the use of this sum that amounts to ap- ' proximately $200. ' This sum will be sufficient to cover 1 the entire section of New Cape May and ' a considerable area in the built up sec- 1 tion that needs attention. TO HOLD BAZAAR ! The regular yearly baaazr of Class No. , 3 of the Presbyterian Sabbath School , will be held on July 26, 27 and 28th, in , one of the stores on Washington street. | A fine assortment of hand made and fancy goods willvbe on sale, and it is ex ( pected that this bazaar will be the j greatest that has ever been held be- , cause of the number of people inter- < ested in it "this year. — 1 POT PIE SUPPER AT < COLD SPRING GRANGE The people ol Cold Spring and vicinity " have been requested not to cook on * Thursday evening, July 20th, not to * save fuel or personal labor but in order ' that they might attend the pot-pie j supper of the Cold Spring Grange that ' will be held in the Grange Hall at 5.30 • p. m. into the evening as long as needed. ' This supper will be given for the bene- 1 ) fit of the Grange and will be served for ' the small sum of thirty-five cents a ' plate. Because of the reputation of , previous suppers and affairs by the ' Grange this should be a very successful 1 affair. S COLD WELL LAWN MOWERS j ' S Hare bm on the market for 45 yean. Nobbing but the beat of materials and " workmanship enter into the cons true tion of there Briore range from $3.00 to $14.00. Buy a good reliable guaranteed lawn mower while you are about it Full stock of garden hoes, rakes, spades, sh orris, also sprinkling pots; garden horn from 10s to 18c par foot (guaranteed), hose reals and noszlea CHARLES A. SWAIN, 808-7 Jaekaou street Cape May, N. J. SPECIAL Turner's for bathing suits, caps and shoes, the latest in style tor men and 1 women or children. MRS. E. TURNER 823 Washington St Cape May. i DO Yuu WANT IT? | Limited amount of money to place on mortgages within the city, In suns of 81000 and 81M0. GILBERT C HUGHES, Realty, Ha. 814 Oman Btevat mutant K. Cbompson Undertaker and PracttAl Embs Inter Cape May Ctty.V J. •WlMly Kret daas Automobile Service when desired. I7tX Branch offioa— Wild wood. New Jersey. «r Try a combination sea food or steak dinner at MoGann's Cafe. Musk and ringing every evening. Typewriter for hire; 80 cents per dny 82.00 per week. Star and Wave Stationery Department.

(corinthians , prosper cc&inthiam yacht club takes i = "racing, swimming and trvhis r experts to BE in charge op i various attractions. I - The Corinthian Yacht Club has enter - > ed the most prosperoua season of its ex- - istence. During a very short period the > club has added over fifty persons to its > membership and a considerable number are now in line for membership. This obliging club has proven a great , asset to the resort, especially so on the , • Fourth of July, when the club house and , dock were utilized by spectators watch- , ing the submarines. [ The club has secured the service of , . several very valuable men that are essential to make things S sue- , , cess. Mr. R H. Gulliver is-one of these < , men and is well known to people , - that frequent the dub, having been here , year. Mr. Gulliver has charge of • i of the club activities and should congratulated on the splendid suc- . cess he is making. The tennis courts ere , in charge of the expert, Mr. Ralph E. , Corban, Yale '13; while the swimming . and diving instruction is in charge of ] ■ Mr. Eugene Peterson of the Yale Swim- ( raing and Water Polo teams. , With these capable men to help the j club is sure to, be lively all of the time, and in the evening the orchestra is al- I ways rendering dance music for the, [ entertainment of the members and in this way provides entertainment, for | the people in such a form that cannot f be had elsewhere in the resort. The new members of the dub are as , follows:— Messrs. George W. Boyd. Phil- •] H. Castner, Samuel Crozer, Edward i C. Dal.-. David M. Ellis. Garrad Glenn, |< L. Hirst, W. H. Heulings, Jr., I Arthur S. Harding, Basil Harris. Gamble W. D. Larzelere. Joseph B. Mc- 1 , Call, Leo MacF arland, Frank W. Miller, t James F. Nields, E. 0. Richards, Adam A. Ross, Harry L. Reed. Charles H. 3 Smith. Capt. Robert Sewell, Edward L s Smith. Jr.-, Joshua L. Shoemaker, Harlan j G. Schott, John McFall Sylvester, Fred r Stovell, Wirt L. Thompson, Edgar C. Van Dyke, C. A. Wood, Spencer D. I Wright, Clarence A Weymouth, Russell j M. Wagar, L. A. Yerkes. Mrs. William ( S. Oasselman, Mrs. Langdon Lea, Mrs. a George K. Crozer, Jr.. Mrs. W. H. Nicholson, Mrs. Frank E. Baker, Mrs. Jas. 5 Foravth, Mrs. Charles N. Davis, Mrs. a H. Heulings. Jr., Mrs. A. A. Ross, J. J. Neilds, Mrs. William L. Hirst, E J. L. Shoemaker, Miss Florence C Mr. James H. Davis, Mr. Natalie Davis, Mrs. E. O. Richards, Mrs. Horace E. Smith, Mies Mary C. Smith. 1 Miss Edith L. Smith, Mrs. Edward L h Mrs. Edward L Smith, Jr. A

personal MENTION ^ -j." I. I '".j ■■ . . . j graphs of the coking anl going of cape may visitor! and residents each dat. Mr. J. C. Fawson of Overbrook and Mr. J. C.j Barnard of Bryn Mawr are making a khort stay at Cape May. Mr. John W. Harper, of Philadelphia, is ma king) a abort visit here. v Mrs. W. P. Worth and Miss E. Worth of Philadelphia have arrived Rare for the summer. The Rev. D. P. Allison and wife and daughter Miss Amy P. Allison of Baltimore arrived here for the summer this - Mr. Franklin Spencer Edmonds and wife together with Miss S. L. Smoel and E. S«ioel of Philadelphia are here over Sunday. Mr Austin Yerkes and Mrs. Emily Yerkes of Philadelphia are making a short sojourn here. Mr. Edward F. Homan, Mrs. A Archand Mr. J. Warren Paxson of Philadelphia are here for ovef Sunday. Mr. and*Mrs. Porter F. Cope, Miss MilS. B. Cope, Miss Margueretta P. Cope. Master Caleb Cope and Mrs. Joshua Bunting make up an over Sunday party here. Mr W. J. MacWatters and Mr. H. MacWatters are making a short visit Philadelphia. Mr. Lewis H. Kirk and Mrs. Edward Jr., of Philadelphia, are here for a short stay. Miss Anna M. Wolgamuth, Mr. Eugene Wolgamuth and Mr. Edward K. "JYoliremuth are here for a short visit. I Mr. Walter Smedley and Mr. J. H. 5 medley were here attending the | Conference from Philadelphia, j Mr Charles Fry, of Philadelphia, was ; making y visit here from Philadelphia this week. Miss Edith Walz and bliss Lenora of^)verbrook were making a short sojourn here this week. | Mr. Eugene F. Kernan of Baltimore is making a short visit here. Mr. Thomas Burling Hull, Mrs. T. Hull, Miss Anna Walton Hull, Miss Elizabeth Lamb and Miss Esther l. were here this week from Baltimore attending the Friends' Conference. Mrs. C. P Blackburn and Miss Edith 5. Blackburn of Baltimore were making short visit here this week. Dr. and Mrs. Marshall B. West of are spending the summer at May. Goaty msw mm are mpmlaDy weloom* at the Sasarity Treat Oa, tag I I .

DR. CHARLES A. FURIY DR. BLANCHE C. FUREY post Graduate ©steopatbs Wish to announce the opening of their Cape May office at Perry and Washington Street* (over Mecray's Drug Store) Keystone Phone 204 Bell Phone 33W Philadelphia Office, 1435 Real Estate Trust Building. Very Desirable Furnished and Unfurnished APARTMENTS For Rent NgnHj Equipped All Modern Conveniences Apply to KONowrrcH bros. 408-10 WASHINGTON STREET

Thia offiM' *£t be ia connection with thj ; Philadelphia office fa the Estate - Trust BuDfihg where they have been practicing fof jffisay. yaars and also witM the branch office ia,' Wild wood where; they have been practicing for four years.;' 1 Both of the doctors are past graduates s hi the Philadelphia OoU<«e of Myopathy and have a ve^ eirtensiv# prac- „ tice. 4n. Philadelphia and Wildwofef. 1 LOCAL KAN GETS r VALUABLE PRESENT Mr. Frederick Melvin, ex-Mayor of Cape May City and one time Sheriff of Cape May County, a reeident of this s city, who holds the position of Most Excellent Grapd High Priest of New Jersey Royal Arch Masons was presented with a very valuable gift recently 8 when the new chapter of the Masons was instituted at Ocean City. ' The gift was presented during the I ceremonies at Ocean (Sty and is a Grand Lodge Apron, emblematic of his office. This apron is beaiJIfnHy decorated with jewels and y&famed with gold" and is valued between $300 and $500. This apron will be exhibited at the next ■ meeting of the Lodge. ENJOY BEACH PARTY On Thursday evening of last week a ; very enjoyable evening was spent on the beach by. one of the season's first I beach parties. -The party consisted of , Miss Florence Gait on, Miss Linda Downs, Mrs. Harry C. Brown, Mrs. Chester C. . Landis, Mr. George Lehman, Mr. Smith . Hughes, Mr. Clifford Sharp. Mr.. Ray. . wond Otter, Mr. Charles Harker and Mr. Chester Landis. IN MEMORIAM i In loving memory of Elizabeth Cresse i who departed this life July 14th, 1913. 1521-lt Husband and Children.

e US* '• - « The Cape 1£»/ Fire Dspartaasat — -T ~ to its ovqi on Wednesday when it cartied away two of the prises ia the Firemen's Parade at Wildwood. The prises awarded were for the oldest company ia line and aleo for the best f horse drawn company. I Bepreseatatire. of cities from «Q f P'rt* of the state were present and our , ,octl cdmpany can feel proud to carry t 'w0 prizzee with the great amount of r competition that was preseak The Otpe May Fire department waa r organized in' 1875 and took over the lira department that was organized in I860. The deartmpent is, at the present time, e under the capable leadership of Chief ^ William B. G-'U>ert, and Aisitant Chief t John Shields, and consists of -a very able body of men. f The entries in~t£e parade were the . Metropolitan steamer and a combinat tion wagon. Twenty-eight of the members of the department accompanied the apparatus leaving Cape May early la the morning and arriving home . about nine o'clock in the evening, z In addition to the prizes carried off i by our capable fire fighters the Caps t May "All American Band" would have f also taken a prize if they had not run , out before they reached the judges. The ;. firemen with their new uniforms and i the engines shined and polished their . best made a fine shotting for. Cape May . and one that the local people can feel proud of. Vocal and Instrumental entertainment . 'very evening at MeCknn's Chfe. Read the Weekly Btar and Ware.

OFFICE OF THE WATER DEPARTMENT Corner Washlngtoi and Franklin Streets notice! Five per cent, will be added to all water rents remaining unpaid after August i , 1916. If not paid on or before August 7th water will be turned off without further notice. On the -evening of July ji, office will be open from 7 to 10 o'clock. WW. PORTER, Superintendent RED MILL GEORGE W. JOHNSON, Lei.ee Geo. W. Johnson, with his Celebrated OrchestraPopular Falbey as drummer. Dancing Pavilion and Airdome Open Every Evening' ADMISSION TO AIRDOME Adakt. 10 seat* • Childrt*, 5 Cento