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< WEEKLY 13)® ' v « - . | a- ■■ ■ " * ■■■■■-' ii i ■» SIXTY -FIRST V\R CAPE MAY CTTY. SI J. SATURDAY. jlgtEMBEK 9. 1916 THMECPtTS A/tOPY

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISE :: Kv ; — P I FOR .SAT it OH RENT, LOST AND tj ' 1 FOUND ADVERTISEMENTS b PLACED IN THIS COLUMN WILL » ASSURE YOU EXCELLENT RE- ri SULTS, IF YOUR PROPOSITION IS «t A GOOD ONE — RATES 5 CENTS h PER LINE " P LOST ° LOST— A. R. C. H. S. 1916 Clans Pin, v Initials J. E. W. loet on bench op- a posite Penna. R. R. Station. Finder si return to 146 Decatur St. and no ques- b tiona naked. 1761-9-9-lt d LOST— September 4. 1916 (Labor Dly) u Lady's black leather handbag oon- e, taining glasses in case, return ticket via a Reading Railroad to Camden, three keys 0 on chain. Kinder keep money and return a bag and contents to Sir*. Rogers, The C1 Glenwcod, Cape May, N. J. or to owner, v whose name is niside of plate on key- n b.. chain. 17«2-3t , L". ■ — — — A . ' Lost— Amythest Scarf bar pin. Return ti ?7<. to 501 Columbia -Ave. Reward. \ FOUND * POUND — Aui|f- Tres atfd Rim on Cape ' May Point Road. Owaer can have ^ aame by proving property and paying .for this adv. Win. Lafferty, First ave. West Cape May 0 1763-9-9Ut 1 POUND— X"ckincra on August 1st, person can have same by identifying and paying expanses. Win. Bailey,- ' Cold Spring. JC. J. '* t WANTED WANTED — A white gicL or woman for b general bouse work. Apply to Star 1 and Wave Stationery Department. 5 1 — < r FOR SALE * ' AUTO TRUCK FOR SAtLB^Chal»wi ° x — Chassis fitted with market wagon' body that will carry 60 baskets. In perfect condition $300. W. P. Taylor, Oold Spring, N. J. 1673-9-2.lt ( FOR SALE— White Plymouth Boat 1 sggs for betaking, one dollar par •*- ] ting of fiftoeo. After September lat *«etr tarr anta ft C C^M, aoipM 1 • iWaihtagioc and Union »W»e*e ; 1 FOR SALE— One good buggy tatlMt ' okas ooqdKioc. Will ba sold cheap 1 for want of naa Appty to Albert J. Matthews, Oold Spring, New Iltalj. 1 tf . " 1 FOR SALE — One doable bonae at 1219 and 12* Waehiagtom street, with « roosao. eoeloaed shed and attic On each aide, eae be bought for twenty-one 1 hundred dollars, or eleven hundred a side, 1 will eell all or half of house; for sale by C E Loper, 2329 N. Lambert St., Philadelphia, Pa., or W. H. Eimpey, 624 Washington street, Cape May. ,1 i . 15h9-7-22-ly FOR SALE — When considering buying a high grade piano consult C. R. Cinder, 601 Broadway, West Cape May. Keystone Phone 134R. 1564-J-29-tf FOR RENT FOR 'RENT — Comfortable house, good location, good heating system, sun parlor. Apply No. 1681 Star and Ware Office. PUBLIC NOTICE The efforts that are bing made by the local Board- of Health in regard to Infantile Paralysis are only precautionary in nature. There is no case in Cape Mar and the efforts of the Board of Health will be untiring to prevent this V. M D. MARCX, Health Officer. FORD ANNOUNCEMENT Runabout, $345.00 Touring, $360.00 Coupelet, $505.00 Sedan, $595.00 F. O- B Detroit Jay Mecray liiTii' iilli-irniriirii

POLICEMAN LOPER* SIDE OF IT. Policeman Ed. Loper, who has been stationed at the music pavilion all summer, feels that aa article which appeared in last we*ks issue describing fracae resulting from an attempt by a visitor to drive from the pavilion East Indian, after some argument, reflected upon him somewhat because it seemed to intimate that the police had failed in their duty in not arresting the assailant and disturbers of the < peace. After reading the article oyer < carefully we feel that* no such idea was t intended to be conveyed but nevertheless > Lo porta explanation is appropriate 1 artcTwe therefore state it. He says that ' since the infantile paralysis scare has I agitating the country, his chief i at the pavilion ' has been to keep i off children under sixteen years of age i and this ties him pretty tightly to the > entrance. He knew nothing of. the frac- 1 until it was over, but when informed I of it, he hastened to the scene and, 1 after working his way through the dense < crowd, questioned a number of people, I who had been present and who had wit- i nested the affair, but no one would come 1 with the slightest information. < we all ^now, this is the typical attitude of people upoq such occasions. • definite charges ss a basis for ■ action. Sir. Loper could not of course, ' proceed since he had not himself seen 1 the disturbance. w 1Yq have no hesitation in saying that ' Loper has been a creditable polioe 1 representative of the city' during the • summer art the pavilion, and so far as observation has extended has perhis ' full duty. COUNTY MEETING, TEACHERSRETIREMENT FUND. The Cape May County meeting of the teachcrs'-Resi^ement Fund for the purpose of' electing ohe (1) delegate to the Annual Trenton Convention, will held at I04K) o'cjock A M., Saturday, September is, at the office of County Superintendent of' Schools. Cape May Court House. All members of 'the fund employed in our County, .end all Fund annuitants^ residing in pur County are Entitled to be pteacnt and vote. . BOWLING NEWS ' Genttamen's and Ladies' High Score on f. Ten Pirn, Mecray, -of . Cape May, 173 Mrs. PwtMoh, Phiia . HI High Score on Dock Finn. I Drt. a^ds; Of Phil* , ' * 134 SDae ADt JVot PhiU 37 and Girl's High Score cm Ten Pins > Mp. Lawrence Eldrtdg* " -Mil 1 Mary StopportT **'" High %ore Duck Pint. Eldridge " : HO Miss Mildred Belaoo '* '»-■ " «■ DO YOU WANT ITT Limited amount of money to place on | mortgagee within the city, in rams of , $500, $1000 and $1500. > GILBERT C HUGHES, Realty. ' No 214 Poena Stent

AUTO BUSS I JS UPSET HIT BY PASSING AUTOMOBILE IS B' FORCED OVER EMBANKMENT INTO SIX FEET OFW4TER IN RICHARDSON'S CHANNEL . One of the auto busses owned and conducted by Igiuis Sayre, Jr., of this to city which has been regularly running at during the summer, between Cape May w. and Wjfldwood, was run into by « TI swiftly moving touring car on the Wildwood causeway, Mocoay afternoon v« and upset into the thoroughfare, throw- p« all of its sixteen passengers into w six feet of water. Luckily, there p-ere hi no fatalities, but several of the passengers were injured, some of them severely Boats had quickly gone to the rescue, at It ii almost a miracle that none were We sincerely hope that tue own- at er of- the auto which did the mischief is held to strict accountability. There are '-v so many aotos on the roads, nowadays, that a reckless driver is a menace to tu everybody. , Among those injured w»3 freeholder . fii Joseph Mackissic, one of the county's ■ most prominent men. Five, of the pa sAm sengers were guests of Star Villa hefyij « , and a!! of these were more or les^g- re juiyd and suffered losses of pq^flial ! , aggregating a copdiderable j di , amount. They were allEaltiraoreans j M 1 and their names follow V_ Mrs Clara, st 1 Miss Bertha Eppler, Miss Catharine Ep- , pier, Miss Anna H. Strocker, Miss Eva- tl lena C. Kabernazel. £ The auto busses between tfifi city and Wildwood are always well patronised and wi- do not recaU another sing.e accident to any of -them during the many E years they have been running. Mr. ! . ! Sayre 's machine was a new one. » Numerous autos passed the scene of ^ I accident and noticed the bedracgled ^ , women, but not ' ofle offeree to assist ^ r thebi to reach home, until William Heb- 8 r en thai cone along in his buss on the v I same route, who took then- up and con- ^ I veyed them to Wildwooi anf afterward ^ ; those who belonged tore were brought * hack to Cape May. in another auto f ^ s AnOUNCEMENl - I Have reriimed from the openings with „ 3 a large and." varied assortment of hats „ ^ and trimmings every thing right up to j the minute Tn every detail. Sport hats ^ * at intarataiit^, pricas! [ ', 5B36 L. R. HTTJ.MAS, , ■ Facial leqairrawta a stady f ^ APPOt*T*» OOKXHHCOKXR DP o »*eb« - Ohorka T. Campbell, a -promtaeut rtad estate broker of this -resort, has a received an appotataeeot from Governor f BrumtoOgh, of Itanaiyleania, wa a com- r mission er oT deoda. for Pranaylvanian f residing at €kpe-Mif,-JfcJ. | t- ' ■ - ' [ '•> ' V - i — — -4 J

announcement ' I wish to inform the public that I am now located -in my new Tailor Store, 219 Decatur Street, Cape May, where I am prepared to do business in all branches of Ladies' and Men's Tailoring work. I will appreciate your patronage in the future as in the past. No connection with Edward Van Kessel. | KEYSTONE PHONE 107d. French Dry, Cleaning and Pressing a Specialty GYS REEF [ Ladies' and Men's Tailor I j 2,9 DECATUR ST. DR CHARLES A. FUREY PR. BLANCHE C. FUREY post SraOuate Osteopaths Wish to amoouBce the opening of their Cape May office at Perry aed Washington Streets (over Mecray's Drug Store) Keystone Phone 2us Bell Phone 33W Philadelphia Office, 1435 Heal Estate Trust Building.

NEW ijKATRE - - BUILDING POBCERLT OCCUPIED BY PALACE GARAGE BEING RKMODLED FOR UP-TO-DATE MOVING PICTURE K«W|. J. P. Cox has leased the building occupied y the Palace Garage, at Washington and Perry Streets, and will open a $nt class Moving Picture Theatre- about September 25th. The building is being thoroughly renovated and remodeled, and will be equipped with a steam heating plant, and when alterations are completed, will a seath)g capacity of at least 590. A stage will he erected in the building . rooiii to accomodate any amature performance, and an ideal place ■jf fi- entertainment h assured. Mr. Cox has closed exclusive contracts vvj..: the prp&ccr? for Quality Pictures, . .ii- As 'bouse* .have always been F.„ The Machine Booths will be strictly Myj.r.-,>f. and will to equipjied with two pr tin — latest model machines, which will Aake it possible for a continuous show, with no waiting between different reels. , The MitToid Screen which has prosuch Wonderful results at the Bed Mill during the past summer will be installed. STtss Florence Ware will perform upon Wurlitzer Organ, which will add 'greatly to the attraction of the Theatre. BOAT PARTY Jolly party at Lewes on the Steam - bgat "Cape Mry" were Mrs. Mamie Wicks D. Jarvia, of New York, Mm. Jos. Dougherty, Mrs. H W. Johnson Jr., Fred. Dennett, Mrs. Margaret Lloyd and maM, Mr. and Mre. Meridith, of Norwood, Pa., Mrs. E." Chambers, Felix of TVetlton, and Albert J' Bennett Merritt. of VYostmont, N. J. Fortunately no one had to vlait the COLD WELL LAWN MOWERS beeu ok tk« market for 45 years. Nothing but the best of materials and •vorlrmansbifi enter into the! construct) on of them. Prices range from $3.00 (o $14,011. Buy v good reliable guaranteed lawn- mcrwvr' while yew are about it Pull stock: oT garden ho^, raicesi..ppailas.rAhov els. aleo sprinkling pota, ganta. hose 10c to 18e per- foot (gnornataed). Hoes reels nnerlre CHARL8B A SWAIN, M l Janhesq Stxrat. a 0»to Mny.-K: J, CANIHDATKFB* SHERTFT ' L-torehy, submit my nems-to tbe votrti o! Cape May Conoty aa a candidate the nominal ma- for fjbetitt ots -the Republican ticket at the ene*tg. pri- ° t™ Advertising paid for by Robert S. Millar. 1562-dt-7-29

ACROBATS ATTRACT CROWDS . The Labor Day crowds were entertained to no small extent by the acrobatic t feats at three amateur acrobats of Gert attn town, Philadelphia. These young men arc wdl known here having prev- R ■ iously summered tore and were Walter - E. Buswell. William B. Drew, and WiUiam B. McKozotor, who ore all 1B|bers of the American Red Orate Ufe , Saving Corps. The Holiday throng was extremely ia- [ te rested <n hba various stunts thaf , these young men performed, great ^ crowds assembling nearly before they gj ■topped their acrobatic work and took ^ their dip in the surf. ^ [ VALUE OF COUNTY VOCATIONAL ^ SCHOOL. " The irst 'ear of the county voca- J dj agriculture closes on I w _ October Jlst^nd the second ^eer be- V1 ! gins November let. One point of difference totv-een the usual public school e( _ and the vocational school is that the 5 latter continues during the entire calm- m ^ dar year, while the former runs for 39 or forty weeks of five days each. JFhe in- 9, e tractors in the rocational school leave cl ) their classes in agriculture in March, j, j but during the balance of the year they find their scboob> in the projects in the _. ^ fields carried on b<^ their pupils, . to- K cause the taaching^in the class room is jg followed by the application in the field, j of the knowledge gained. In order to •, be as valuable to the sounty and as g, practical as possible in his work,, Mr. p, Stackhouse, the principal of the school j has been applying himself during the past month to battling with one of the farmer's great scourges, the hog cholera, j which /seems to be ape-eading. Hei has provided the serum for inoculation against this disease and his own serri- c] . ces in applying it and also In teaching e his students how to apply it . The only , charge has been the cost of the serum, j He has inoculated some hundreds,of hogs j and as this is the one effective treatment • .. and preventive he has probably saved c x the farmers of the county an amount _t equal to or greater than the entire cost j of the school for one year. The inK atruction given on the subject will be, „ aisu, a continuing benefit,, because it t will Isafff lb continuous preqauti>n i/1 the raising ol hoga. " # - . Applications lor entrance to this a school may be aim I to Archer Stack- j d house, Cspe May Court House, V J j n « The . uommercial account* of Cope f d May Cojpty business men are mpodal- a 11 ly weloome at the .Security Trust Go,, w Sbm«.Iaotitutiou. is ' ' i! — : SPECIAL Turaer's for htohtag raita, oops aad 1 shoea, the Utast in it yta for mm and j wonM* or taHdrao. ^ MKS. K I'URNEE, "« ** Waahtagtaa at u - ■ ,<v"b". te PIANOe TUNED * US. Boyer, expert, piano tuner and v i- regulator, all work guaranteed. Orders left witk R. B. Beeves, 210 Broadway, Wert Cape May , - wiH - jeoei ve -prompt atttwtiaa. Keyrttoe" *4. * ' 1220— to 9-5-lfl ■

SAV! WHERE YOU (iOINIi ? i 1 Don't stop me, I'm on my way to select a new -4 suit. I saw in the Star ^ and Wave of last week . jQ#' that Ed. Van Kessel -is yj. [• 4 back again and has I Jr £ ; opened his up-to-date \ ' Clothing Establishment /^' » • 1 with a COMPLETE , \ NEW STOCK. ^ IS THAT SO? ! 1 WELL THEN Yli GO ALONG | - •* <

MEET — — ..UNABLE TO COMPETE. M. ROGERB WM CUP POR G01& PELIX DU PONT TAKES CHILDREN* PRIZES. The swimming season, at the Corinthian Yacht Club, ended in a tyaxe Ot «n Labor Day, Monday, Septem4, 1916, when the meet for those in the swimming classes wm held in oonconjuction with the winduf of the regular weekly water sports. From 2.30 P. IL, un.il 6.00 P. M., chilfrom 5 to 18 years old, men and women from 1$ years old up, performed various feat* in the horbrr. Glasses A, B, C, D, and E were mark* ed on speed, distance, form and aiving, 5 point* for eaco, counting 2 dives, making 25 the highest possible score. Felix du Pont, with 24 pointa out of 45, 'won the cup for highest xuan In E, while 5 year old Laugcoa Leo, waa first in claw C with 20 points. Very fast time was type in the various events during the aeaoou. Foulke scoring '54 points on 4 dives, which score very reruu-krble. The swimming tank, udiich is mainaiued at the Club House, has been a great success in making swimming very T^e following is the fia".l oeores for • .cbor Dry and also for the full season: . Class A Jce Nicholson 12% Class B - . j AYhee'.er Is. Sccu 16, Bcrger 11, Me10, Alpha Roee 9%. Close C Langdcu Lea, Jr. 20, slahle Forsyth 17, Pat Clapman 15, Bill Nicirolooa 15. Claso D Evelyn Yerkes 20, Mary ^ee 19, NanNitholson .15, Leon «rd Yerkeo 14, . annie Tuon pson 12„ Ciasa E Felix du Pont 24, Don Ross 20, GregOg&n 17, Parde" Pouik 16r Por-Foi-syto W, Wallace r"*rr 13. OshsH Ofit o." fip pcsofile points Frank Lee 48, Ethri OompbelT- 46, Dorothy HsllowdJ 43, Sylvester 40, Rogers 39 ' '• 50 .Yo.-xi Dash for Men Moorehead, Kay, Ounningham and Gulliver.-- -* 30 YSJd Deeh for Girts N D. Rcgoio 71, JL Rogers, Freeman. F?ncy Diye, Men Foulke 54, Moorehead, Neal Kay, GulFoac y Dive, Girts Campbell 44, Freejuao 44, M. Rogers **%■ .H - 30. yard On toc^.ltos. • . "* •Hallowell, Moi/raheia, KUla^ GulIiVei', • Under Water Sfwim, Xfca - ---& H\IIo.well 76. Mooctoeaa ' 76, Foulke, ... Kay, " /.x^v lVfiup, 'l Vfedaij. Girls' . M.. Rogers 26, ctfj>;Rlclfcu-ds 16, avedat, Freenmu 13. Campbell 11, D. Rogers 9. 440 Yard A.wun" 'r ,v V Mills, Cunningham, Kay, Neal, H«iren. * i if Point* - 5 cup:,' 1 medal. Men ' Cups— Mills 52'/., Hallowell' Moorehead 50, Sr.yen 46%, Neal 43%, Medal. Gulliver 31 3-4, Foulke 3!) Cunningham 2!l 3-4, Dorse j- 21, Kay 19 3-4. . Records of Reason of 1916 50 yards .men. Coalmen 30; girls, Fancy dive, men. Front dive, Front Jack i'e .2 specials, Foulke 54. Girls, Free •>" yards on b?.ck, men Sayen 5'. Underwater Swim, Foulke 89. % 440 yard swim.. Dorcey SST j CLASS TO THE NEW FORDS The Ford Motor Co. has put 4F the road another sensation in the Automoline, one of the most attractive cars made under $1,000. The new j rice on ttie Touring Cars. 6360; Runabout $345, and Sedan $645, is attracting many, and on account of tto great dewa id it is impossible for the local agent. Jay. E. Mecray, to fill the orders, as he is allowed but one and two cars a week for this territory. Among the ones to get cars within the lost few days ate Dr. «tu Benj. Parrish, of Broadway, Cape May; Rev. Dr. Deeper, of First Ave., Cap* May; Mr. Fred. Goodacher, Mr. Year- \ icks. and Mrs. Lottie Miller, of Fishing j Creek. » iJI „ J