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maky riopiie saturday 'and sunday trips — carrying near capacity om other trips. The new boat tine hte' jAown that jt is not u attracflon that will noon be loat Jjy the number <tf people that -are now using it. On Saturday evening the boat came down, filled to its greatest capacity while four hundred people were turned away, two hundred at the wharf in Philadelphia and two hundred by phone. In addition to this forty out of eighty people from Chester wqre turned away, and a number of people in Lewes were not able to come across until the excursion trip later in the day. On the return trip it was the same story— the boat was too popular to accommodate the entire number of people that desired to travel on it, about a hundred people being turned away at Se well's Point. From this we can easily expect that there will be another boat in operation between Philadelphia and Cape the line have daily service because of the fact that this boat has proven that it will pay. ~ The excursion trips to Lewes have also become popular and in addition to the passengers many baskets of fruit are brought here by the boat. s Automobilists are learning of' the delightful rides possible thru Delaware and are taking their cars bctobs on the boat and after riding around. take the boat home CHANGE IN PRICES. A change in the running time of the Steamboat '"Cape May" has been made, thex boat leaving Se well's Point at 5 p. ~m. instead of 6.30 as formerly. Another . change is the price of the trip to Lewes. ' The round trip fare has been reduced j from $1.00 the round trip to 75 cents, while the one way trip has been reduced from 75 to 50 cents. This will make the trip even more popular than it was heretofore and it is. expected that these excursion trips will be crowded to the 1 boat's capacity. pianos tuned C. S. Boyer, expert piano tuner and regulator, all work guaranteed. -Orders left with R. B. Reeves, 210 Broadway, West Cape May, wil| receive prompt attention. Keystone 271 1220— to 9-6-16 SPECIAL Tuner's for bathing suite, caps aad •hoes, the latest in style for men and women or children. mrs e. turner, 323 Washington BL Cape May. ■' 5r .■ — aB=

MANY Vm WHS J laundry invites visitors TO inspect plant— manx people Take advantage of invitation to see a modern. outfit. t During the past week an announcee meet of the invitation of Hairy Balm, e proprietor of the Troy Laundry, for the t public to make an inspection of the 1 plant. Many people from Cape May and e nearby- places have taken the opportuf nity to see a modern laundry and also f how the work is done in one and are f highly pleased over the plant that this 1 popular citizen has made possible for » this city. e The new home of the Troy Laundry is equipped with the most modern applie ances and has the best of conditions for - his employees to work under. Power e ventilators blow fresh air at all times i to all parte of the laundry while plenty t of sunlight is allowed through the ample window space, t With sanitary conditions for the emi ployees to work under it is possible to put out laundry with the best grade f of work and work that is sure to be t free from germs as might be the ease if the work was done under unsanitary c conditions. 0 In keeping with the modern shop work t of the laundry Mr. Balm has also in- - stalled the most modern automobile deil livery service insuring efficiency in deli With the system that is in effect it e is easy to say that this laundry is the finest in this. {j»rt if riot In the entire stats of new Jersey. ADVENT BAZAAR. ' The Bazaar for the benefit of the ^ Church of the Advent will be held Wedjnesday, Thursday and Friday, August ^j!»th, 10th and 11th, at the corner of ^ I Beach Avenue and Jackson street. Many ^ articles of all kinds have been made by ^ the Ladies' Sewing Circle and visitors will be well repaid by visiting the ^ Bazaar where they will find souvenirs ^ of every kind. The Church of the Adj vent is, open all the year, and the proceeds of the Bazaar will be used to defray current expenses. 1 ' Box files for bills, letters, receipts, well made and indexed, at 25 cents each or $2.50 per dozen. Star and Wave Sta- $ tionary Department. Don't fail to visit the Annual Bazaar J of the Lf dies' Aid Society of, the First - Baptist Church, August ^-5. Cornet Washington and Decatur streets. Advertise in the Star and Wave.

swimming 1 f very popular If MANY ENTER CORINTHIAN YACHT 1 0 CLUB aWIMMEBG RACES— SAYEM e leads in points tor season cup— miss wichslhauseh how r. leads girl swimmers. The second of the swimming contests i, for the season cups offered by the Cor in- c e thian Yacht Club took place last Satur- t e day afternoon. The meet was well at- r d tended and drew many spectators as c l- this sport is attracting much favorable I 0 attention here now. . i e The summary of he races on Saturday ' ■» are: ' 'r 50 yd, dksh for men — Won by Hallo- * well, second Bunn, third Dorsey, fourth ( y Davis. Time 42 seconds. 1 i- 4 50 yd. back stroke for men — Won by ^ Sayen, second Neal. Time 51 seconds. | ,a Fancy diving — Won by Roberts (with j y 48 points out of a possible 60); second , e Moorekead, third Neal. | 440 yd. dash for men — Won by Sayen, I second Pasel, third Neal. Time, 5.41. > le L'nder water swim — Won by Hallowfll, e second Sayen, third Pasel. Distance, 56 1 it feet. i ie 50 yd. dash for boys under 16 years ' y of age:— Won by Mills, second McFar- ' land. Time 43 seconds. k Girls diving contest — Won by Miss , Wiclielhausen. second Miss Campbell. , The points of the season contests for , the cups now are as follows: Sayen, J 1 22; Hallow ell, 13 1-2; Neal. 10; Rpfe^ | 1 10; Dorsey, 9. The girls that are iMURi ( iug their events are Miss Wichelhauaen 1 with Miss Campbell a close second. ' Next week a novel feature of the meet will be- a fat men's floating contest, and ( a married men's swimming contest.; e There two events will be well entered as 1- far as can be seen at the present timer it and are sure to create considerable ' if amusement for the spectators, y Thp new floating swimming pool of y the club is now completed and will be , ■s used in the coming weekly meet. The ie new pool is forty by twenty feet while ■s its depth ranges from three to six feet I- A large floating dock is also being equip- , ,- pcd with high diving stands, diving . >. boards and chutes for the amusement of the swimmers. This will make the ' swimming at the club especially attractive and is bound to make swimming a k valuable feature of the club. CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF I hereby submit my name to the vot- < r ers of Cape May County as a candidate , lt for the nomination for Sheriff on the i , Republican ticket at the ensuing pri- i maries. " ' ROBERT S. MILLER. I Advertising paid for by Robert S. Miller, i 1 562 -6t -7-29 , * ' see— — ~ -

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LARGE HAN^CAP ENABLES PHIL- ] ADELPHIA BOAT TO TAKE OOXEe HALL RACE THIS YUM — MARGUERITE n MAKES FASTEST Dora - II, owned by Bruno Airesboff , of the Rinnide Ya'cht Club, captWnd , second annual Coxe-Hall Trophy s hdd Tpesday under the auspices h of the Corinthian Yacht Club, of Cape p Dora Q was the limit boat, hav- B thtee hours and three seconds on c the Marguerite II, owned by Commodore t A. B. Cartledge, of the Keystone Yacht a Club of Thoocy. The small boat with fj the big handicap won from the Bedowin, « owned by Jules Levy by S minutes and 40 second*, b The Riveaiide Yacht Club besides win- b ning the trophy which was for a course p from the club to Overfalls Light Ship, v thence to Five Fathom Bank and home t to the Carpathian Yacht Club, captured n the first and thirty places. The course n was 51 1-2 nautical miles in length. tTlie Nanpy, owned by H. C. Smith, of n the home club, the cup defender, finished last The Marguerite II, the r seraUh boat, finished fourth. The Al- a owned by Dr. Charles Church I of the Riverside Yacht Club, waa Jhird. b - Six boats started and five fished, r 1 The Francis II, Awned by Dr. C. S- f StiegerwaM; aftej rounding Overfalls I Light, had engine ^rouble and put back e ' to the stating line. The Marguerite II s '• made the fcastest time of her career, and ,also of the race, covering the course in a 5 hours, 5 minutes and 34 seconds. t The six competing boats got away t ^ shortly after the starting gun was fire, i Only a few minutes elapsed before the i 1 Marguerite II and the Francis II went ! c into thg-, iaad. with the other boats I i trailing them. The Cape May Light was 1 1 | passed at 10.15 a. m., with Marguerite | . II leading Francis II by a quarter of a j ^ mile, with Nancy third followed by Al- 1 Bedouin and Dora IL II ^ Marguerite II rounded Overfalls, go- j 1 ing down to Five Fathom at 10.45.30, j a with Francis II rounding at 11.59.30. jt Nancy went around at 11.03, Al- t ) hatnbra 11.08; Bodouin 11.10. and Dora j MI at 11.16. Just tlirec minutes after rounding I Overfalls the gas line of the Francis II I started to work bad and. she stopped at ! v 11.15. The boat lay in the trough of c the- sea for 15 minutes until things were f fixed up. While lying to a sea came i through the porthole and flooded the s i carburetor, causing more trouble. . Dr. e 1 C. S. Stiegerwald decided to turn' back f and retire from the contest. 1 The Marguerite II was the first at 2.35 p. m.. with the Nancy dropping in at 4.02.04, being beaten on | corrected time by the Marguerite U by 12 minutes. The Alhambra crossed- the line at 4.16.16 p. m. with the Bedouin d coming over at 4.22.22. ' The captains of the boats waited anxiously ior the appearance of the Dora II, which had until 5.01 p. m. to win ^ the contest. R I MORE GO TO THE RIGHT SIGNS PLACED ON STREET.1 The experiment of the "Go to the Right" sign at the corner of Washington and Perry Streets has led the city to place like signs at the coiners of all the principal -tn-ets. In addition to these signs at tiie intersection of the streets danger zones have been created at the corners of the streets, zone signs having placed ten feet from the corner. No vehicles arc permitted to stand in these zones thereby making safe crossings possible under the heaviest traffic. No accidents have occurred at the crossbut the city officials in charge have been broad sighted enough to prepare before an accident should occur. These ' signs make possible much safer traveling for both vehicles and pedestrians. The commercial accounts of Cape May County business men are especial- ' Iy welcome at the Security Trust Co., a Strong Institution. SWIMMING INSTRUCTION Instruction given by City Life Guard, with three years experience, in accordance with the latest aad best methods, either in the ocean or harbor. Six leesons $5.00. See George C. Hand, Life Guard at Hotel Oepe May, or phone Keystone 214 from 8 to 9.30 a. m. aad After 6 p. m. lp-M21-«-Mt Advertise in the Star and Worw - '

MANY WILL f TCTTEND RALLY NUMEltR OT PEOPLE THAT ATTEND ( RALLY OP OLD BRICK CHURCH INCREASES EVERY TEAR— FAMOUS SPEAKERS A FINE ATTRACTION THIS YEAR. With the announcement made last week that the Rally Day of the Cold I Presbyterian Church would be I held on August 13th this year many ' people have expressed their intention to ( attend this yearly event. The home- ; coming of the old church members and ; their descendents will be all the more I attractive this year because of the many I famons speakers and musical artists that will be present. The most notable of the speakers will ( be the Hod; John Wanamaker, who will j in charge of the exercises. The many < people that were present at the rally • when the famous merchant prince made : the address on the two-hundredth anniversary of the church will long re- i member the speech that he made and in- i to hear' the address that he will i make this year. In addition to the speakers some very ' noted musicians will be at the exercises, • the most noted of them being : Bentley B. Ackley, how has . famous for his musical talent | rendered at the recent evangelistic cam- I paign of "Billy" Sunday in Philadelphia, i Ackley will play several of the i evangelistist's hymns that have become i very popular of late. The number of names left at the Star ' and Wave office for accommo^atibns in i the busses that will leave tfe^fficp'lfr ! the church on the morning of the rally ; is increasing every day and from this it is expected that the rally will be one : of the banner meetings for many years. ! BAZAAR AUGUST B TO is. The annual Methodist Bazaar will be • held at the corner of Washington and I Decatur Streets from August 8th to 1 12th. Fancy and home made cakes will also be on sale. The bazaar is for the benefit of the church and is given by the ladies of the church. j COLDWELL LAWN MOWERS I j been on the market for 45 years. but the best of materials and workmanship enter into the construction ' of them. Prices range from $3.00 to 1 $14.00. Buy a good reliable guaranteed mower while you are about it. Full ' stock of garden hoes, rakes, spades, shov J els, also sprinkling pots, garden hose | 10c to 18c per foot (guaranteed), j Hoes reels and nozzles. CHARLES A. SWAIN, 305-7 Jackson 9treet, Gape May, N. J. . Try a combination sea food or steak at McCann's Cafe. Music aad singing every evezdng. The Newest Cape May Cottage Direcwill go to press Monday. Kindly . Rend your name and address to "The 317 Washington Street, now.

COMKKATIO* OT^EAXD ASD RED MLL THEATRES ySttBU MANY PEOPLE— NEW MIRROR SCREEN % AT RED KILL DOES WONDERFUL . WOR. . ' | On Saturday, the 19th„ of this mask the Bad Mill theatre was planed under the management of Mr. Joeepk P. Cax. who has for many years, managed the Strand Theatre that Is located on the Pier. In taking over the management of the Red Mill Theatre, Mr. Cox has also retained his managership o t the Strand Theatre. The Strand Theatre has for several years been famous for the class of photoplays that it has shown and this year it is more popular than ever. The high class of pktujgs has been _ continued whBe the house has been improved so that it will eeat more people. One of the popular attractions of this house ta the special orchestra music that is rendered in connection with the pictures every Sunday evening. While the management of the Strand has become so popular it ie eaay to surmise the change that is now taking place with the attenders of the Red Mill. The pictures are of a higher grade than hare been shown at this house heretofore while a new Mirroroid screen, that makes the pictures show clearly from every seat in the house and also puts new life into the dull colored parts of the film is making a great hit. regular attenders of the Red Mill are now expecting the regular fiae pictures and their number is increasing : fiffdly. The popularity of the Red Mill has : not taken any of the people away from the Strand but the two houses seem to work band in hand in pleasing the people and creating a liking among the peo- , pie for the better grade of photopbtys. SPECIAL INVITATION ' Everybody is welcome to visit our modern, up-to-date Sanitary Laundry Plant, 295 Congress Street. We are ( now fully equipped and in first class j running order, and are, prepared to j handle all kinds of Laundry Work in al- | most any quantity. Why -send your linen out of town and wait a week or ten days when you can have it returned at the latest in three Hays. TROY LAUNDRY. 1592-8-5-4t ' DO YOU WANT IT? Limited amount of money to place on mortgagee within the city, in sums of $500, $1000 a ai $1500. GILBERT C. HUGHES, Realty/ ^ No 214 Ocean Street WMtlam M. ttbompsoit Undertaker and Practical Bmbalmer ~ 7 Oape May City, N. J, Strictly First Class Automobile Service when desired, keystone 179X Brabdi office — Wildwood, New Jersey.'

OfflGE OF THE WATE8 DEPARTMENT C$rntr Washington aid Franklin Streets « NOTICE! Five per cent, will be added to al! water rents remaining unpaid after August 1,1916. If not paid on or before August 7th water will be turned off without further notic On tF»e evening of July jr, office will be open from 7 to 10 o'clock. WM. PORTER. Superintendent