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ASSOCIATED HOTELS EUROPEAN PLAN rooms with private bath HOT AND GOLD RUNNING WATS IB BACH BOOM L HENRY REEVES, MACHINIST lambing, Steam and Hot Water Heating, Gaa Fitting. ( Irrigaton Pants installed. Keystone 177Y 116 Pearl St, West Cape May Special 30 day price on I ELECTRICAL FIXTURES FOR A SIX ROOM HOUSE including 4 ojie light fixtures, 1 three light fixture for living room, one modern indirect bowl for dining L room. I JI5 J REEVES & GREEN " Engineering Company jj show room, ri# Washington street Keystone Phone, 16 A " . Cape May, N. J. Suits Made to Order _ $15.0Q to $45.00 Worth $15.00 to $45.00 1 AO kinds of Palm Beach. Mohair and K eep Kool Kloth at Ten Dollar*. Headquarter* for Rynch Dry Cleaning T white clothe*. GYS R1EF Ladies' and Men's Tailor 219 Decatur Street Cape May, N. J. FIRST SHOWING OF FALL HATS for Women and Children li.' some. very pretty shapes ix felt and velvet at very hto" reasonable prices. ? formal opening will be -vnxouxced later. r special offerings ix children's dresses & underwear. • 'also some novel ideas ix fancy goods, for those who b& look ahead for the holiadys. •»# EMMA C. CARPENTER <~29 Lafayette Street °^«'j Keystone Phone 64 M r-jy~= 1 1 ■ "Let the People Decide" With this for s Campaign Slogan, the support of the Republicanvoters is asked by JOSEPH S.FREUNGHUYSfN Candidate the Nomination for united states senator At the Republican Primary TUESDAY, SEPT. 26, 1916 WHO STANDS FOB : Protection to American Industries and Labor: The Immediate Preparedness of This Country for Defense: , - The Immediate Establishment of a Merchant Marine for the Development of Our Com Merc*: jpkid for by C S. Atkinson, SomerriUe, N. J. aw.wX. ...... .-w«, ._

ORDER OF RETREAT f ' ' yp: ■ 1 I ; Qliptrrit of ttjF Aitornt damn fafagrttr ami Irratnr ditch* (Japr M&u- 2LJ. i»t« 1 " • .... .. i SEPTEMBER 7*9 t ' ; .f.- - ; The Rev. George Lynde Richardson « RICTOR OF ST. MARY'S CHURCH * WEST PHILADELPHIA ' • A ' CONDUCTOR Program THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th. Opening Service at 8.00 p. m. — Devotions, Address. , ' •.SjAj — . i ' _ ) FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th. Celebration of the Holy Oommunion, 7.30 a. m. Second Celebration, 9.00 a. m. 10.00 a. m.— Morning Prayer, followed by Meditation. 12.00 noon — Litany. 3.00 p. m. — Devotions And Meditation. 4.00 p. m.— Evening Prayer. 6.00 p. m.— Evening Service and Address to whole congregation - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th. ^ Celebration of the Holy Communion, \J30 a. m. Second Celebration, 9.00 a. m. 10.00 a. m. — Morning Prayer, followed by Meditation. 12.00 noon — Litany. 3.00 p. m. — Devotions and Mediations. y . 4.00 p. m. — Evening Prayer and final Address. The conductor may be consulted in the Sacristy after each Meditation. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th. Corporate Communion of all Societies and Members of the Parish at the Early Celebration, 7-30 a. m. (El|urrt( nf the Aimrnt Cafagrttr BL. brtmrm Brrmtnr and Xarkson fttrr rta REV. PAUL STURTEVANT HOWE SUNDAY SERVICES: i Holy Communion, every Sunday, 7 AO A V i N I Holy Communion, First and Third Sundays, 10 AO" A. M. , Morning Prayer, Second, Fourth and Fifth Sundays, -•+ A. M. 1 "" ;*ptening Prayer, every Sunday 8.00 P. M. ( Sunday School 2A0 P. M. 1 I f WEEK DAY SERVICES: 1 Wednesday, 7 AO P. M. , Holy Communion, Thursdays and Festivals, 7.30 A. M. Litany, Friday, 4.00 P. M. CBURCE OPEN SLATS FREE ' AIL WELCOME

skm» indicating that you etleemPir^j J being mare favored than other local!- 1« ties claiming ximilar advantage*. Fur- * Uiermw, von have selected it, above j *11 other regions, as your summer home and have entrusted to it the health, ■ liappinea* and guardianship of your family for a considerable period of every year, thereby bestowing upon it the most, sacred obligation vfith which you, yourself, are charged. * Cape May County, through its Chambers of Commerce of Scashori- Resorts, an organization formed for the purpose * of advancing the interest* of tbe coun- ^ tv, invites you most cordially to meet B with dt next Tuesday evening at Cape * May, N. J., on th'm occasion of the first A ) annual conuentioh of the Chamber. Briefly, the work mapped out by the ^ Chamber includes the consideration of C such problems as mosquito control; increased transportation facilities by rail- * roads, automobile roads and waterways; increase in quantity and decrease in •oat of food -supply by improvement and extension of agriculture, irrigation, e drainage and reclamation of swamplands taxtation ; legislation and, 'in S short, all matters affecting the prosperity, welfare and development of opr 1 county aa a whole. ■' r . / C The work that the Chamber dfJComtnerce has undertaken, more tljky Anything else calls lor the' co-oMghaiion of the efforts of all civic &£* in the county in a unified poBcyjtf county bet- * The Chamb^R^T-Commerce is a forum in which representatives from * ev^ry resort in t£e county meet on * * common ground of mutual self-help, and * common effort to advance the interests of every section, and of every individual. The motto of the Chamber of Commerce is "One for all gad all for one!" You, Mr. Non-Resident Taxpayer of Cape May Oounty, should be present at this meeting. Your advice and suggestions are wanted. The responsibility of shaping a consistent plan of public improvements for the ensuing year should be borne by all. And all shall have a voice In the policy to be pursued It is possible that you cast your vote elsewhere — hence you cannot join j in the selection of public officials who direct the affairs of the county. But in the open forum of the Chamber of Commerce, you will have every oppori tunity to express yourself and yon may be assured in advfcnce of a courteous and attentive bearing. Ascertain the hour and place of the meeting from the officials of your local Board of Trade or City government. If you have a car, bring some of your . friends and neighbors — if you liavent, reserve a place in the car of some member who is coming and who will" be glad to have you make one of his party, i J "Yours for a Greater Cape May County." R. P. RISLEY. Stone Harbor^ August 28,^1916. • '"4 . - OFFICE OF CO. SUPT. OF SCHOOLS CAPE MAY COUNTY, N. J. Cape-: May Court Honse, X. J., August 28th, llltl. To Boards of Education, Cape May , County, X. J., Ladies and (.entlemen; — I have given no interviews to newspaper men upon the question of dates for opening schools, and views imputed to me in a recent alleged interview were, therefore, not correct. Tbe matter of. fixing the dates for tbe opening of schools is exclusively controlled by the Boards of Education of the various districts. Whenever a Board of Health in any district shall declare an j epidemic, it is the duty of said board to notify the Board of Education "that it is desirable to close said school or schools" e upon receipt of which notice such Board f. " -of Education "may close the schools' un- r der its control." See Section 147, School Law, edition 1914. As a matter of precaution, it probably will be advisable to open schools at a G later date than usual because of the agitation regarding infantile paralysis. It fc my opinion, also that tbe opening of the elementary schools might wisely be postponed every year to the second or third Monday in Septemoer, because invariably tbis month |jroveg to be tbe hottest in tbe year and the least com- A fortable for school going. S If the elementary schools in any district are opened at any date daring Sep- *"! ember, there will be ample time to com- B plete tbe term sometime in June, and no n allowance of time should be claimed for G the reason thai the full term of nine D months is all needed to accomplish the »1 work of the school. M * Respectfully submitted, AARON W. HAND, Oouaty Superintendent, o] "mi. Oe«r. M m

GAME — P. E. E, 4; CAPE MAY. y (Jape May lost another eleven to the ^eanaylvanl* R. R. kM by t be acm* of 4A. The win- ■ ning run was made by Moore, who walked and was brought home by a single by Jjj Agmfw. The score by innings; P. R. R. ■■■.0 0 0 2 O P 0 » It May : ..,2 0 9 Q 0 0 1 0 U 0 0—3 GAMECAPE MAY, |i; MAHAYUVK, 5 Cape May easily defeat 1 Manavunk today by the score of 11 bo 3. In tbe * B eight a peculiar doub'/ piy wax made by Hudock who caught itumsey and Strain at second. . The score by inning*: 0 <1 2 0 o 0 0 1 2 — 5 May 2 0 5 2 0 0 1 1 x — 11 SATURDAY'S GAME— <- . CAPE%IAY, 3; MEAD 0 WBEOOK, o Cape May took the last game of the . j from John Wana maker's strong Meadowbrook team 'Saturday by the of 3-0. This makes twenty-eight victories out of thirty eight games played this -season. The score by innings: Meadowbrook 0 0000000 0—0 Cape May 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 x— S * RHEUMATISM CAM BE CURED itiSrKSjssSSMea Arthritis or Lost, no mat tar how sawsn your ease Is, write for my FREE book. W«Vwirk l>u««lal*. M. I>rp «. *J» Boylaton St., Boston. Mnas. Rubber Stamp Fads, all colon, at the old price while they last: 25 cents each, per dozen; assorted colon, finest quality. After this supply is ct>i anted the price will advance 40 per oast. Star and Wan Stationery Department. •Typewriter ior hire; *0 cents par day «2D0 per week. Star and Wava Stationery Department Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C ASTORIA \ "What Congress has done concerning a Government Armor Plant 'and what people are thinking about it" n reHectod In Editorial Comment TbU is the tide of a booklet we have prepared We shall be glad to send a copy free to any one interested. Bethlehem Steel Co. South Bethlehem, Pa. I-T The Safe Deposit Vault of the Security Trust Co. has modern devices security and convenience. Boxes rented at $2 and upwardi Advertise in tbe Star and Wave. % "j work at consistent pnees. Jesse Rain Spouting, Gutters aud^Tin Roofs Brown, 110 and 112 Jackson St Read the Weekly Star and Wave. Advertise in the Star and Wave. — 1 Typewriter for hire; 50 cents per day E.oS) per week. Star and Wave . ' Department ■TROUGH OX RATS" ends RATS, MICE. Die outdoors. Unbeatable exterminator. Used world over, by U. S. too. Economy size 25c or lieart3 country stores. Refute substitutes. Free comic picture R. E. S. Jersey City, N. J. Rubber Stamp Pads, all colors, at the price while thsy 1«M: » esaU each, »A0 •per*doa«B; sum tad colors, finest «£££??