Page Four e CAPE MAY STAR AND WAVE Saturday, November 15, 1919

(xa NEY LELO PVC ALBERT R. HAND, President. A. L. EWING, Adv. Manager. f --- SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE This paper is entered at the postBffice as second-class postal matter. @TAR & WAVE PUBLISAING Co. COMMUNICATION To the Editor of the Star and Wave; We have been reading with interest some of the articles by ‘Mey." What Cape May needs first is that its Citizens get awake to the spirit of the his ond nntredfiatninides Antal wacchciatt er rasirond fares, for our own folks. There is no reason under heaven why Cape May should not have the same rate of fares as Asbury Park, and Atlantic City the year around. New Yorkers to come here have to pay ten dollars and ten cents a round trip, at the present time when the old fare was five dollars and fifty cents. To make Cape May a real Resort we meed a lot of New Yorkers here. There is no class of people on the face ef the globe who are as good spenders me the New York folks. Now is the time that the Board of Trade should let the shipping world know about our harbor. New York City‘s water front is ued up by one of the worst strikes in the history of the Port. Why should the Government of the United States spend two millions of dollars on our harbor, and then the citizens of Cape May not try to interestoutaide capital to build wharves here. There is Jots of room on the north side of the Barbor, and enough water for boats dra twenty feet to get to them. bas railroad tracks run to the harbor, and freight trains could be run to Philadelphia . in three hours and New York in five hours and Boston in twelve hours. There is lots of land that could be to build rows of emp teg Noor tn adie abig to live near the — wharves, — above | Schellenger‘s Landing Bridge, and between that and wal Roc.. A steamer between Cape May and New York for three months of the that it would be glad to sell at almost amy price. A boat leaving New York at six in the evening would‘be at Cape Jury by seven o‘clock-in the morning. A new hotel on the Stockton lot «hould be the slogan of the citizens of Cape May, then we world be in a po sition to get busy and get some conventions bere. ‘We have a convention hall, fornie ipiabrnane dbridener uihruie mdr anes «about foor bunprod guests apiece, we cannot expect the crowds.. Market . street ferries . could . be made by at least one train a day on us we are so far away, ‘The Board of Trade should take up this matter of Readings — one fifteen . in mot the old, old story kind that ahve gotten out for the last twent de ca

about January first send a man south to the Florida resorts, not an ordinary man, but one of pleasing manners, and a good talker. A half page ad vertisement in the Saturday evening Post would reach two million people ads issue. Some of Cape May folk say "Oh that would cost too much." Did you ever hear of anyone making very much es if they had anything Cape May hasn‘t anything to sell, I am very much mistaken. From a natu ral standpoint, we have all of the other resorts on the Atlantic Const beaten to a frazzel. Come on Cape May lets get awake and be the greatest Seaside resort in America as we were ... one time, and can be again. THE HUSTLER _-_-_oog...__..

o Shot (nes MF 3q e Sakis > Fred with less ! The public‘s O. K. is about as fine . & decoration as any man can wear. That is the sort of medal our patrons ‘pin on us and we live up to the apeciSeations. Your laundry is safe in our hands and youll be quite well pleased

yo B: 13 CHURCHES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Decatur and Hughes Streets Rev Curtis O. Bosserman, sinister SABBATH SERViGES a. m. Worship and Sermon. Bible ‘School. Reten rship and sermon. bay seayvchs "In addition to speci fea music on Sabbath at both nervices, Mics Wilkins will sing at the morning service |and Mr. Ronald Quidort at the evenservice. ehearsal of the choirs of the Feverl Offering for the Children‘s Home at Trenton, Annual meeti ing of the Cape Ma ws Society in in the Methodist Chit Wednesday pvenings Ax 9a fas eeti sharp. . Devoti ond misting se at "156 impmige will be preached by the pastor All voaldent and visitor are condially invited ha ys esrvices. Those not embers of this . congregation and wis ng to share in the Charch Budes can secure the weekly envelopeq rom he the beaniten a Cal B, Mecray. urged return pog weekly envelopes promptly. ---«me4w-_ "THE OLD BRICK CHURCH 10.80 a m. Worship and sermon. ‘Sermon. "Al i" fnd 2:30 p. m. Sunday | School in the :80 p. m, Worship and picture P P purse] n ale renet Richardson and bak eval #* PR r4smiif erent none diced ion m a ed ankle. *P Mrs. Emme. Corson is home from a visit to Cape May Court House and Mrs. Caroline Tyler a former realdent here Mugg te buried in the cemetery on Tuesday passed awa her egd he i Ba donc tee E3 Faes * athan Trainor to Fecwocigind at Dias Creek. RZ O University Hospital, L pe Stillwell is Plxtacs d ve autumn with a sister in Phil The Men‘s Adult Bible Hiv pllintet or itined at th Mrs. G Ri prvithing we Feri ‘of . tate and a Great Jubilee Missionary vention in Boston. They report 3 most delightful time and a renewed inspiration for greater work along the Ines of Test and Temperance. ~---eea---. COLD SPRING Miss Florence Hoffman attended the Sabbath _ School and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Cag: li niet recently motored to they

I [to the home of Mr. Foster‘ parent«| | Fridny returning Monday, | rx. A. Springer and daughter an: Mis Clem. Eldredire of West Capt May spent Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. a Hoffman, of Richardson where they spent a delightful week end. with relatives, Past Master F. E. Bate assumed the duties of the office of H. M. David Hughes at the Grange, Monday evening, at the latter‘s request. It was decided to elect officers for the euaning yan at next meeting, November Coroner Thompson took charge of the bodies of the two unfortunate boys who died from expos Piilad a fe o who are Mr. and Mrs. iam. Owlsey. — Raymond Isard t ten of 241 West Hansbei mberry Street, mantown, Pa. The boys have students at Winchester Academy at at Longport. WEST CAPE MAY Mrz. Daniel Stevens is entertaining her motion f rs. Lake. Mre. Charles Eldridge and family spent the week-en dat their cottage on roadway. Mrs. ‘Charles Donner and danghter op Mia s shopping in Phi phi Mn is spending a week i Kel Mitiview, s ep Mr. and Hrs, Thomas Marvel spent ton. voueng their father, Mr, James Miss Ella Archibald is calling to! eher: in ale borough. Ciara Springer was entertained br" y Mre. Charl les Perkins over the

WANT ADVERTISENENTS SAVE A Lot oF STEPS They do the | initial invertiitatint and bring back something tangible to ic advertiser to operate on. and Wave — save your Phone Keystone 90. vatuubl =----amee---~ A WHOLE LOT of people marry but they don‘t settle down. A WHOLE LOT of us | know al about price and nothing about value NOTICE TO TAXPAY ERS OF LOW ER TOWNSHIP TOW The last half or of ims taxes must b paid by the 1st day of December, 0 8% interest will be added. I will be at the Itay loure on November 19 and a Besaby in from 10 a. m. to ins $00 seymore, Keystone-631-M Heated Room ty 3 ; Coat American and European Plan. Open All Yeat Perry and South Lafayette Streets Cape May, N. J. MRS. C. D. HARRISON, Prop. FUNERAL DESIGNS Cape May Court House, — N. J Formrbnte

LIBERTY THEATRE Washington Street Program November 19-29th . —

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Fatty Arbuckle in "BACK STAGE" Tuesday, November 25th Robert Warwick-in "TOLD IN-TBE HILLS" Wednesday, November 26th Elsie Aren "THE AVALANCHE® hage tae Ailin iation "THE VALLEY OF THE cams"

SHOES! We have about 108 pairs of Ladies Shoes, of broken sizes that we are seliing at prices like finding them. Five and six dollar Shoes at $2.50 and $2.50 per pair. Also some exceptional valnes in soaps and canned goods. These are bargains that should not be missed in these times of the high Ci 3 . wam Also a full line of underwear. Men, Women and Children. Rubber Boots, Bed Blankets and Horse Blankets and evaeything you need for the cold winter months. \ Also a full line of choice groceries to select from. Call and give ms a chance to fgure on your winter supply. Mail and phone orders promptly ommadbed R. T. Johnson Est. A. H. Swain, Mgr. 1468-11-12

Central House — 205 Ocean Street Formerly Halpin Villa La: on ji U 12. 9 I Py ‘th +. 67.0 5 1 THOROUGHLY RENOVATED Steam Heated A. de P. EWING, Proprietor

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