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| [their power equipment and purchase it from the Power company. Statis tics prepured by them at that time showed that a great saving could be made in that manner. THREE CARS STILL HERE, At the present time there are three trolley cars that I am aware of located in Cape May. ‘The others were more osurnt three are of the semi-enclosed type | and could be used as "one-man" trolleys. One of these cars is a storage battery car and is located at the ear barn opposite the Reading: station. are at the Cape May ials should OPERA CDING LINE Even if the entire line is not rebuilt. the section from the City: pier to Schellengers Landing could | be operated on a small scale with the present available equipment. . This ine would connect with the boat line to Wildwood. _ The boat line ran from Schellengers Landing during the past summer-even though the fact were not generally known here-and with the trolley line connecting both the boat line and trolley line would be assured of patronage. The Schellender ordinary circumstances, be sufficient for the travel and would pay. It would be at least a start toward the reconstruction of the trolley line and would bring i neare all require to Cal trolley line must be considered when repaving Ocean Street for at that time it must be decided whether to remove the tracks or let them remain as they are. MEY. FIRE THREATENS Cape May County Chapter. ---meae-__ . BASKET BALL AT THE PIER Pier during the winter months. Teams wishing to arrange games th the Naval Air Station team should — communicate . with | Frank Evans, 8 Broadway, Cape May or the Athletic Officer, Naval Air Station,

GULF STREAM MOVING SHORE H ACCOUN I k dur pped . from the 1 enough to poach an eg ike water just on the point that the stream was 10 ust last week than Iso been brought the reason why :o hot along the const. ynchbvs; | Friday the . temper ‘ature reached 91 degress, the hottest on record since 1874. It is reported that a destroyer will oo ae Peta experts to make observations. It was the belief of the late Geo, L. Lovett of the U, S, Weather Department that in Cape May winters would become as mild as those in Florida due to the change of course of the Gulf Stream. Borie d The Ladies Aid Sociaty of the First M. E. Church will hold a rummage sale on Washington Street, and Saturday October 10th. and 11

CLASS HAS amr trh WINDS UP SUCCESSFUL IN HIGH SCHOOL BY ‘ ITS MEMBERS NDING HIP To COLLEGE hich irruduated iol last your ip and finof any class ever leaving Schools of this County, h The Cluss of 1919, ge i 0% of memcondition in boast. during its been brilliant c dook a prop nd athletic s of the school. and in their and Senior years, were the recoginged. und. unqualified ol the student | body. | It h Su predominated in tie and finally mes, and graduated with twenty-three students, the largest class the county has ever| y sending tip to college of, which very. fe The hist entire. four h produ Below follows the list of members of the class who are attending the higher institutions . of learning, and . the schools to which they are going: 1 Hest Gurd Dickinson Cola Pa re T" Sillet Hand: Dickinson School of Law, Wilson Miller, Dickinson College, Malcolm Orr, Carnegie Tech.; Howard Richardson, Lafayette College; Leland Sharp, University of Pennsylvania; George Stevens, Dickinson School of Law; Frances Brown, State Normal; Frances Garretson, State Normal; Catherine Needies, Dickinson College; Dells Reupsch, Dickinson College.

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THE BANNER BOSS WASHER Does it all. Ask your neighbor about oe CC 1 CET the water supplies the power. A guarantee with every machine. Come in and we will show it to you. s » y 3 ($3) PWP 5 C] 104-108 Jackson Street CAPE MAY, N. 3.

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ARMISTICE DAY CAPE MAY OUGHT To CELEBRATE, A year ago we were all willing to do hing. aind make any possible s to brine the great war to a successful ond. We worked for it, we spent for it, and we devoutely prayed for it, On — November — 1ith., 1918, . the Armistice was signed, and oh, how we did rejoice when the glad news reached ux from across the Atlantic, How muny of us are still thankful enough, and thoughtful enough, to thank kind providence for sending us peace after a might <trugele, and how many of us are y of Armistice Day, on November 11th. 1919, War Camp Community Service will close out all activities in Cape May on October ist. but a suggestive program has been prepared, which lubed cheerfully be given to any of the community wishing to cclebrate the day. . | The suggestion is prepared by the Central Office and is too lengthy for for publication, and too portnineiseartnl for any community to follow in its entierety, but a fow features can be selected. , Cape Muy is one of the several cities of the county selected for mili-| tary activities, by the Government, Pea a acre a ling Americanism by responding unanimously to the call for the welfare of the enlisted men. There is no more fitting way for the the people of Cape May to close up the general program of war activities than to work up a rousing program for the celebration of Armistice Day on November 11th. 1919, ion, May will not be found lacking in spirit hen the time comes to celebrate, nprrrvag acer eommmncal THE COUNTY FAIR is to be jon pree year, 15 cents for children.

Ly X Kt EU MENTION RESTING Pik Pri s ho wit GRAPHS OF THE CO G AND GOING OF CAPE MAY Mistitag AND Phot Ts. Mr. Frank Black and family have closed their Perry Street cottage and returned to their Chester home. Mrs. Annie . Phillips: is spending some time in Philadelphia os the guest of Dr and Mrs. Leuf Mr. James Corry and daughter roto. their Philadelphia home pleasant season «pent at occupy the Hildreth cottage on Wash» ington street for the winter months, Mr. Vane is the brother of Mrs, W. H. Hastings Ir. Mr and Mrs. | Chas. | Goodenough of Bethelchem, Pa. were the week» end guests of Mr. and Mra. Walter A Barrows 3rd. Mre. Joshus Borton of Moovestowa N. Pr is in Mecad May for a few days, Mra. J. M. E. Hildreth is very much improved in health and has returned to Cape May. Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Phillips motored to Philadelphia this week. Mry. Irving Zimmerman will remain in Cape May for the winter months. Postmaster Sol Needles left Cape May on Sunday morning for an exten« sive motor trip. Miss | Geneora | Whitmore — Miss Joanne Hand, Lieutenant $ Eneryond fereg Io Ordnance A. E. F. and Lieu: tenant Whitaker 40th. Artillery A. E. F. Mong e a Hekand neg W doe from mad t and me new seven passenger tourcar. in 5 w. Roth has purchased the proprty on Rib qpiviiveng street, belonging to MILLENRY Wide range of chic model new hate F al — feo "hata. Childrens‘ mpd favorite

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