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DUCKING WAS NEAR FATAL WOMAN falls unconscious from fright by friends' attempt to duck her — unconscious long tux. wten tome friends attempted to duck her, Esther Siner, of Philftdelpbii, became hysterical and fell unconscious, Monday. Her friend* called the life guard* to her and they worked over her for wot time while medical aid wis bring summoned to her relief. Mite Siner had not gone into the wa- j tar, but it was said by her friend* that the wa* »ery timid about bathing. She had juat come to the retort for a short Stay and this wa* the first dip of the «**on for her. ' When a doctor arrived on the teene he took charge of her and with the help of the guards they were able to rouse her hack to consciousness, 55 minute* from the time she eo Ha peed. She was taken to her boarding bouse in an automobile that wae nearby and after a rest wa* none the worse for her experience, although the doctor was worMdd a* to her outcome for a short time. brilliantly lighted set excites curiosity For fifteen minutes Sunday evening. We sky over the Delaware Bay flarti with « brilliant red gk>w that was seen for many mile* around. Some of the people thought that this was a Urge Ere on the Bay Shore but others were not able to form an opinion. The weather bureau's expUnation of the phenomenon is that a hazy atmosphere and unusually low clouds reflected the. lights of the city of Philadelphia and blast furnaces is town* along the Schuykill river. Prof. Eric Doolittle, in charge of (the University of Pennsylvania, gave a similar expUnation. While the glow wa* brightest, about 8 P. M., the humidity waa 83, showing a particularly moist atmosphere.. The highest temperature Sunday was 83, at 1 P. M., and the lowest 65, at 5 A. M. This light was seen Hi three states, and along the coast from Ocean City to Lewes, Del. | — BOATING PARTY On Monday evening a jolly, boating party went to Wildwood from Clape May. Those in the party were the Misses Millicent Hand, Florence Ware, Margaret Tait, Marion Haeney, Maybelle Reel. Rae Curtis, Anna Curtis, Mr. Robert Hewitt, Dr. Chm*. McAnulty, Eugene Peterson, C Yotter, Lee Lemmon, George Hand and William Hewitt. GROWS GIANT HYDRANGEA % C. S. Newell of West Cape May ha* succeeded in growing one of the largest hydrangea* that ha* ever been known The flower measures 96 inches in circumference and has a beautiful reddish blue hue and can be seen in cm* of the Star and Wave windowa Read the Weakly Star and Wavt

FOWL THIEVES . ARE ACTIVE I TWO THEFTS DURING PAST WEEK ; i r -ONE IN WEST CAPE MAY AND ( 5 ONE IN COLD SPRING — SUSPECT j ; WAS COMMITTED IN ORDER Toj, SELL FOWLS. ; | k !< During the past week two thefts of 1 ; i, chickens have been reported. One of ,; e these was from WillUm Feaster of Cold ' • r Spring and the other from Hannah , - Woolson of West Cape May. Both ofj the thefts were committed during the | ,- same evening and it is suspected that j i t the same party is responsible for both 1 e outrages. i'| t On Friday evening Hannah Woolson | e picked sixty four chickens ready for the ! i Saturday market and placed them in a 1 ; e *bed for over the evening. Mrs. Wool- . i p son had spent considerable time to the i e raising of these fowls and was expect- , , s ing to receive a good price for them at I s the market. On arising on Saturday j « - morning Mrs. Woolson discovered ber | - a Uss and reported it immediately. ; The case of WillUm Feaater i* very • ■- similar, except that the fowls that he ' < !. had were not picked, having gotten a ' number of chickens ready to sell to his ' customers and leaving them over night . j f awoke to find them gone. He places his ] loss at fifty dollars. « g There two outrages, committed on ; 3 the same night, were not the work of ] q tramps as far as can be surmised .at tt>e ] e present time but were very probabbly ; e stolen to sell because of the Dumber of ] t fowl* that were taken. , ] f FORMER RESIDENT DIES AT BORDER ' ] a Word was received here on SaturiUy | e evening of the death of Corporal J. 1 n Whitall King, of Camden, who was for-:' I- meriy employed with Nelson Z. Graves J at the local real estate office, at Camp . Fun ston, Douglas, Arizona. * Spinal meningitis is given as the cause ' e of Corporal King's death. He was a ' t member of Battery B, Field Artillery, ( I. National Guard of New Jersey. i. The deceased soldier left with the"' y Battery in high spirits on June 21. He 1 was in charge of a squad of men who! loaded fequipmeat <*> the cars. His death came as a severe shock to his i numerous friends in this city. Friday night word was received from Camp Funstpn by his brother. Harrison ' ' °' 212 North Fifth street, stat- ' ' ^ ing he was critically ill. Harrison left le last light for the border in an effort ' ( to reach his brother's bedside before he died. But death won the race. Dur- i ,e ing the past Teaj*both the father and ' mother of the young men have passed | ' into the Great Beyond. ] * Good work at consistent pnees. Jea* ( it Rl,a Spouting. Getters and Tin Roofn M- Brown. 110 and 112 Jackson 81 _ — 1 h Typewriter for hire; 50 cent* per 1 i* day K.00 per week, star aad Wave Stationery Department. the Weakly Star and Was* 1

BEDOUIN WINS D-R.Y.R-A.RACE low raters clean up phlladel- ' phi a to cape may race on « monday— dora ii and alham- . bra second and third. Jules Lewy's Bedouin won out in the < second race of the DeUware River Yacht Racing Association from Salem to the | ? Corinthian Yacht Club Monday making her fourth important win of the son. She had several minutes to spare j on Airesho's Dora the second, boat, and , 13 minutes on Dr. C H. Church's AlhaW- J bra, winner of third prize. 1 ( It was another day for the low-raters. ; The course was 53 nautical miles, and _ the weather conditions ideal. The first j four places were won by Boats rating under 40. Liawaso, owned by 1-ouis j Somner, had the best time to her credit j for the locals, rating over 40. The. best J time today was made by Helma, owned , by William Fredericks, of. Wilmington-, which is a newcomer in the game. Shej made the 53 miles in 6.16.00. She was I first at the start^as well as first to fin- 1 ish. , . The start of the- race at 9 JO this morning", off Salem, at Buoy 2N, was i a thrilling sight. . The 10 racing craft jl were anchored just back of the starting j - line when the preparatory gun was fired. ({ Then there was a clanking of chain* a* ! the anchors were hauled in and the engines were started for the 'battle. The 10 boat* crossed the line in a j bunch churning the water into foam. , They soon began to spread out much ] j in the order of their ratings, and when passing Artificial Island were strung out in single file, the leader being a mile (ahead of the last boat. All interest centred in the Bedouin, which no far has unbeatable. She made ^lii- course i - in 7.03.15. She had an allowance of j 1.58.20, which reduced her time to 5.04.55. | Dora II, winner of second place, made j ' the course in 7.58. Her allowance was ! 2.35.34, giving her a corrected time of: j5.12.01. Dr. Church's Alhambra, third,' I had an elapsed time of 7.01 JO. Her j corrected time was 5.17-54. Dora II and | j are two rival boats from the Riv1 1 erside Club, and both very low rated, J being given a flyiig start, and these r j two had a race to themselves, and for a j' time it was thought that McNamee's | i Naomi would make third place. Naomi j I on the course 7 hours and 58 min- j1 utes, or 11 minutes longer than Dora II. ' | Liawaso, making the bes\ jjhowing of (- 1 [the higher-rated boats, had hit elapsed ■ j time of 659.15. This was the second I'1 beet time made on the course, best time [going to Helma. The race today is the ; I first leg of the point race from Salem r -! to Ocean City. The place makers got ' . "prizes for the race today, and ,.in addi- , ' j tion their allotment of points on the | ' Cart ledge cup for first and the Krusen . cup for second. ! The points made are a* follows: §*- Idouia, 15; Dora II, 14; Alhambra, 13; 12; Liawaso, 41; Helma, 10; ^ j 9; Lady Jane II, t; Fiances II, ! ' O IURSE — -SALEM.. TO CAPE MAY; 53 NAUTICAL MILES. ' Boat OWner Club Time .Bedouia — .1. Levy, Riverside.. 5.04.55 II — B. Aaireshoff, R'rside 5.12.01 , , Alhambra — C. H. Church, United 5.J7A4 ^ Naomi — W. McNamee, R'rside 5.23.51 1 Liawaso— L. Summer. Fair'mt. 6.44.25 — W. Frederickks. United 5.59.34 Margaret — Wm. Yeo, Camden . ti.07.58 ! Janes — D. Sides, Riverside 650.17 I ' Frances II — H. Steigerwald, Kve 654.16 | I *" ~ ~ j There is one seashore mayor who does not stand in whith the concessionaires, apparently. He hails' from Oe^an City. ; The masters of the bathing houses got > their heads together and boosted the renting rates1 for bathing suite, then they demanded that the mayor forbid cottagers walking froip their homes to the beach in suits of that kind, The scheme was a clever one, but it " didn't work. The mayor didn't grant 7 the request, and the combination formled by the bath bouse men went to piece*. More trouble is promised them, j In retaliation, the Ocean CSty citi- , ' zens will ask the legislature next winter to enact a law permitting municipalities to erect bath houses on pub- | ! lie lands. If this scheme is carried j ; out, the men who rent bathing Suite , in Ocean City now, will be forced to find some other occupation or seek new j fields for operation. — Trenton Gazette. Would it be all right to refer to the 1 stories of the Italian operations as ■ running accounts * If Lloyd-Gyorge ^succeeds jn pacifying ' Ireland, hd- ought to .get a whole peck ' of Nobel peaee^prjzefi- < 1 Even that extra hour of daylight ' probably won't hinder the center from England in the dark. Foreign enemies will of course, court- ! eously wait nntil our new big navy is j quite ready.

' Professional Cards j J. SPICES LEAKING COUNSELOR- AT -LAW Solicitor, Master and Examiner in Chancery Officer Hughes and Franklin Streets, Cape May, New Jersey. -AMUEL F. ELDREDGE ATTORNEY- AT-LAW ' Merchant* National Bank Building 1 Washington and Decatur Sts., Cape May, New Jersey j NOTARY PUBLIC and Master in Chancery. Keystone Phone 35 A. H. ELDREDGE ATTORN EY-AT-LAW Solicitor in Chancery for New Jersey I Member of Pennsylvania Bar. ' Cape May, New Jersey. ' JAMES M. E. HtLDRETH j 00 UNSELOR- AT-LAW Master and Examiner in Chancery NOTARY PUBLIC j Offices at 214 Ocean Street Cape May, New Jersey j Keystone Phone 39A. LEwfe T. STEVENS j Counsellor- at- Law Special Master in Chanoery Supreme Court--Commissioner Notary Public 618 Washington St., Cape May, N. J. J. H. OLIVER DENTIST 1120 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Pa. (One door above Keith's Theatre) I Filling a specialty — from one dollar { up. Bridge work, five dollars a tooth, j My special plates never rock. No one . i has this method but myself. Will allow you carfare when you order the ' best teeth. Bell Phone — Walnut 1336. J YOUR EYES I are Your Tools 1 What care a nod workma* taker of ha I Mole to keep tbea in the best coodsioe I ' Are Your Eyes All Right? C A- LONGSTR ETH hi-Sak-V* SfmlalW In Em t / t WI5" = Somi ' iflt 1 fMiteete CAPE MAY OPTICAL 613 Wafhtegton Street Gape May, N- J. EVERYTHING FOR THE EYE. PRESCRIPTION LENSES SPECIALTY" Keystone "Phone 44D L 1NGERSOLL UNDERWRITERS" registered ' ELECTRICIAN STORAGE BATTkRIES AND ELEO CARS REPAIRED AND RECEABGKD KLBCTOICAL REPAIRS. ! ^ Bouse Wiring, Nickleplating and | ' 1 ' Oxidizing "* Ofter: 806 Decatur Street j "URIC ACID NEVER CAUSED RHEUMATISM" U. S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE ASKS DO YOU : Think dog muzzling cruel and then marvel at tbe spread of rabieeT Carefully lelect your brand of liquor and then feed your children unpaeteur1 milk? 1 Repeat the Gold Rule and then Bneeze ■ somebody's face? Go camping for your health and then , place your toilet so that it drains into ; your water supply? Rubber Stamp Pads, all colors, at the ■ old price while they last: 25 cents Vach, JO per dozen; assorted colors, finest quality. After this supply is exhausted tbe price will advance 40 per cent.. Star ; and Wave Stationery Department. Typewriter for hire; 50 cent* per day (2.00 per week. Star and Wave Stationery Department. AdvtetiM a the Star and Wave.

Ff |H IffiJMB asm f ant to be attsteM with M»l— Tioowl of fwr*K«T«watf plstw^Mi artec* I o«t the fiefsct* of rear wall pagan. » mm is alio the beet time to have an psgsr : fjHBafiinM In* done, sad a pc A saallad t> W. L» LeNoIr wlt^ brln* him «a roe wl"i 1 °f h<*t- h,g prto— ,h" ReffiHIjy |P rveeonahle W. LENOIR ■ «10 WASHTNOTON 8TRKBT Kerstoae "Phone lttx. W. 11. SMITH & SON 502 BROADWAY WEST CAPE MAY groceries and provisions Salt' Meats Fruits, Oranges, Bananas. Patent Metlkines Hardware. CIGARS AND TOBACCO Keyatooe Phone 161M M. H. WARE 516 Washington Straet. HARDWARE HOUSEFURNISHINGS BLUE AND WHITE AND GRAY ENAMELWARE FISHNG TACKLE Established 1878 Keystoae 114X Regal Shoes Some new Styles of Regal White Canvas Pnmps have arrived juat in time for the Fourth. Call and see them. M. C FRYMIRE Broadway and York Ave. f WEST CAPE MAY morris benowitz Dealer in " Old Metals and Scrap Iron HIGHEST PRICES PAID Also all kinds of Machinery & Boilers 523 ELM1RA STREET K^to°'49 - frank entrjken & sons Central Garage AUTOMOBILE feE^Aik WORK EXCELLENT EQUIPMENT FOR RAPID WORK. CARS TTORXD. GAB? J HIRED DAY OR ITGIIT. ALL KINDS OF AUTO SUPTLXBB. ) AGENTS FOB THE FAIRBANKS-MORSE GAS AND ' (Jit ^KOINES. . KEYSTONE 1-90A ***& **-- J. J. HANLEY ' a . snjr< 108 JACKSON STREET UPHOLSTERY ~ * Slip Covers and Awnings made to order Mattreuea mkdftjawr _New tick A. C. A. Cnjrpets sewed and laid. Chairs Caneil a Specialty Bell Phone 17- J Keyatone, 136-R FOB SALE— A FINE PORCH SWING WITH GOOD HAIR MATTRESSPRICE VERY REASONABLE I go to H. £. &QHM 232 JACKSON STREET ' for fresh fish r taken from his own fish pound daily ALL OTHER SEA FOODS IN SEASON Both Phone* Prompt Deliveries CAPE MAY COAL & ICE CO. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Best quality Coal as all times. Careful preparation. Guaranteed weight Pure Ice, manufactured from distilled water. Prompt and courteous service. Main Office— 512 WASHINGTON STREET v .READING COAL YARDS and Yard *-pERRY aND JACKSON STREETS THOMAS S.1 STEVENS. Bed mi Icjrtsec Trlrpiim Manager r j