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I SAMUEL T, FREEMAN & 00. „ AUCTIONEERS, 1519-21 Chestnut St. PhiUdelphU. EXECUTORS' PUBLIC SALE Estate of John Tr%cy, Dec'd Hotel Lafayette N. E. COR BEACH AVENUE 1 AND DECATUR ST. Cape May, N. J. (Lot 150x205% ft.) With Riparian Rights in 125 Feet. Wednesday, June 1st, 1921 At 12:00 M. J , AT THE REAL ESTATE SALES ROOMS; ! 1519-21 Chestnut St., Philadelphia COMPLETELY FURNISHED FULL PARTICULARS IN HAND BILLS j | BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS , [ SA.MUEL T. FREEMAN & CO. AUCTIONEERS, if | j COX'S 1 1 1 1 NEW PALACE j 1 & | FOOT OF WASHINGTON STREET ® I MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MAY 16TH AND 17TH— X DOUBLE FEATURE BILL ^ X "UNCHARTED CHANNELS" § ' — Starring — H. B. WARNER § HE FAILED AS A MILLIONAIRE, BUT SUCCEEDED. © AS A PLUMBER. * A; He prayed he had more horse sense than his father give A ] him credit foT when he-saved the heiress from a bunch of A] crooks and.eliowed the boys what a real American should be. X; A Big human comedy dj-ama of the Man in Overalls. 3S£ i SECOND FEATURE ( ""X MARY MILES MINTER g THE SUNBEAM OF THE SCREEN — M "THE LITTLE CLOWN", X THAT GIRL WITH TftE MONKEY xi She was a new type to this young aristocrat. He had X, known girls with wealth and"" beauty, and social position, but X here he was head-over-heels in love with a penniless* orphan, a mere circus performer, who was good at summer saults, but w , didn't know whether etiquette was something to eat or wear. © WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,. MAY J.8TH AND 19TH— X & E.K.Lincoln 8 E- "THE INNER VOICE" & A Benefit Performance on Wednesday for the Cape May Al A Point Volunteer Fire Department. X JEt Mike O'Hara, a law unto himself, finding gold, lays claim Xj X to the property and when Mark Reid displays a deed proving X ! * A t^iat he is r'Rhtful owner, O'Hara destroys it and a battle Vf is on, whic^ would have ended disastrously had not the^Good © W * Samaritan- of the village appeared a< the time. Instead, Reid ^ O makes O'Hara his partner. ' " w Ai PATHE REVIEW — Another ofcthose Good Century Comedies -A ] § FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 20TH AND* 2 1ST— © ©* The James Oliver Curwood Story X § "ISOBEL" ' X © OR THE TRAIL'S ENDWITH HOUSE PETERS X A ..AND J£NE NOVAK © A Imagine this situation— just one of the many that will hold . jgf A you spejl-bound until the very last flash — Billy McVeigh, driv- v X inK "'to the face of a blinding blizzard, comes face to face © If with— Isobel! Beautiful, pure and sweet, but the wife of an- 'A X other mah — the man she had sworn to take, dead or alive. xA A V situation that will thrill you— a denouncement that will amaze X . Q T^E SON OF TARZAN— Chapter 9 PATHE NEWS X O HAVE YOU HEARD "THE TRUTH ABOUT HUSBANDS" X

RIO GRANDE NOTES W. Entriken, an aged gentleman, died here off Wednesday and Thursday tl}p body was sent to Berlin for . burial, it being his former homeMr. and Mrs. Nelson Hand motored to Atlantic City on Saturday. Harry Hand, of Philadelphia, is : with his father here, and is employed at Wildwoud. Mrs. Smith Endicott was a Phila- |" delphia shopper on Saturday. Mrs. Frank Cornell, an aged lady, died in a hospital at ' Trenton and was brought he)* for burial on Sunday. She was a resident here for ' many years, and was loved by al! who knew her. * . Mrs! Maggie Burch, of Camden, came down oh Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Frank CornellMrs. Julia Denn who went to Phila I' delphia for ap operation three weeks 1 ago, came home Sunday much im- " proved. .. Mrs. Silas Shaw ' was taken quite ill at her home on Saturday evening. 1 Mrs. Frank Downs is spending some time with her brother, Epha, at < Malaga, also with friends at Mill- t villa. i

WEST CAPE MAY i Miss- Rosalie Clark; of Philadelphia, spent Sunday with relatives here. Mrs. Charles Hughes was a Phila- — delphia shopper vn Monday, Mrs.. Emma.dherry and son, Maurice, spent Sunday in" Clermont. Mrs. "Leslie Salsbury entertained the 500 Club on Wednesday afterMrs. Edwin Morton entertained Mrs. Leslie Morton of Camden on Wednesday. ' Mrs. Clara Mathews and Mrs Alfred Mathews, are spending a week at Easton with Mr. and Mrs. Orion Reeves. • Theodore Bennett spent Sunday at home. " POLLYANNA AT THE LIBERTY Oa Saturday, May 21sU the Lumley Stock Co. will present ,"Pollyannu '.' Our patrons^ will all remcmI djer this picture pjayed.by Mary PickI ford. It Is with much delight that I we are able to present this play. Mr. I Lumley has secured the rights' to I stage this play at great expense. ! Miss Fern Chandler who is better I] known to our patrons as "The Brat" wil play the part of "Pollyanna." We , are sure that thi# will enable Miss Chandler to display her talent as an 1 __ accomplished actress. , It will have a j — strong appeal to the children for j which we are running a matinee at , special price at 3 P. M.'when the admission will be 11 cents. A treat, 1 that the kiddies of Cape May, seldom \ have *he opportunity of seeing. ]

S AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE' •N FORD TRUCK, One Ton, express ''ody. HUPMOBILE, electric lights and 5 starter, four passenger. A Reo 1917, touring car with electric •£ lights and starter. eg -FORD, late 1920 touring, electric lights and starter. New condition." I Several other Ford cars from 5200 |>^nd up." * HARRY KEHR. 5 432 West Perry Street " •? Cape May, N. J. * 5-l4-2t-488 % '■ i I |N0M0RE RATS CI ' g or mice, after you use RAT-SNAP. , a It's a sure rodent killer. Try a Pkg. - { and -prove it. Rats killed with RAT ' g | SNAP leave no smell. Cats or dogs Y won't touch it. Guaranteed. ' \ 35c size (1 cake) enough for i g j Pantry, Kitchen or Cellar. . £ 65c size (2 cakes) for Chicken , V House, coops, or small buildings. g 51.25 size (3 cakes) enough for all ' 5 1 farm and- out-buildings, storage build- 1 ings. or factory buildings. c f Sold and Guaranteed' bv Konowitch e\ Bros.. J. C. Little and Son, Eldredge L | and Phillips. t i Don't Always Blame Hens When Ci - - Eggs are Scarce e| Rats may be getting them— U. S. » Government. Bulletin prove they know [ [ how to. get them Break a cake of RAT-SNAP intp small pieces arid., a i place where rats travel If there, Lj RAT-SNAP will get them-r-positively f i Three sizes, 35c, 65c, 51.25. Sold and ~ f guaranteed by Konowitch Bros., J. C. 1 i Little and Eldredge and Phillips. I R ( MODERN I APARTMENTS ; COMPLETELY v FURNISHED f, Two Apartments, .One on First and. » one on Second-Floor, each containing' ' Lj Large Living -Room, Dining Room, _ [ Bright and Conveniently Arranged » Kitchen, Four Bedrooms, Bathroom, I » | Tvvo Lavatories, Private Laundry in i i : Basement. Spacious Porch ,* Com- ' J ! manding Ocean View. f , J Two Third Story ApSrtments, each j f- containing ^Living Room,- Dining! » Room and Kitchen, Two Bedrooms ! ' * and Bath. Porch facing the Sea. ; All Apartments are completely artd i r attractively' furnished and equipped ] 5 in every detail. Gas .Ranges. ElfecL tricity. For comfortable housekeep- l r ing. ' ' All of the above were originally > built as Apartments and -have not ■ been convertW from private houses. i ^.Garage Convenieittly * Located v STAR an.^WAVK OFFICE ' ' Eor Details f

i COLD SPRING Mr. and Mrs. Lehman Langley are entertaining relatives, r ; Master Ralph McNeil attended a birthday party at Cape May, Hobday - evening. Mrs. G. C. Buckv of Capa May i Court Hopse, was looking after prop i erty interests recently. Mr. and Sirs. Wendell Fraley are occupying the ho.use recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. George Dlckin- , son. I Mr. and Mi- Les'ie Bate called orv Mr; and Mrs. Albert Matthews, - • Thursday evening. Mils "Margaret Dyke was a Philadelphia visitor during the week. Per.n Leanvcg and family of Holly - Bea- I. called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Foster, Sabbath afternoon. . Mrs. Edith Townsend and sister, r's. E. Kajes, Clermont, spent Tuesday eVening with' Miss Mary Miller. ( MisfuRdlen Pfrum is visiting at the of her sister, Mrs. Ev» Loper. ^Irs. Charles Loper had the misforof stepping on a rustv nail, but at present is doing well under the expert care of Dr. W. A. Lake. Mrs. Henry Shaw is receiving medical attention in PhiladelphiaGeoree Walter, Jr., has returned from Dakota City, Nebraska. AC . ...J lfvr. T r D- 1 ... „ . 11UIII UOAU14 VHJ, ..DlllA'M, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Palmer are at

s the home pt Mr. A. Cresse, after havfilg spent the winter months at . West Palm Beach, Fla. - Mr. and Mrs. JeBSe D- Ludiam, of . Cape May Court House, were Sabbath afternoon callers at the home of j their aunts. The Women's Missionary Society met at the home of Mrs. M. E. Sawj yer, Wednesday afternopn. , Our community was "shocked at news of the death of Hon-. Charles H. Edmunds, of Philadelphia, who , was ever a valient adherent of the Old Brick- Presbyterian Church.t MRS. ANNIE VIRGINIA DIMON Mrs. Aqnie V. Dimon, of 506 Lafayette Street, passed away on "Mother's Day", Sunday, May" 8th, aged 71 years. She was the widow of William B. Dimon ami daughter of Robert E. and Ann Watkin Thorton, all members of. old Philadelphia families, identified with affairs in tkf old sec- , -tion of that city for many generations. Coming to this city with a life-long friend, the Rev. Arthur Hess, of the Church of the Advent, she assisted in establishing the rectory for him and , greatly assisted In his successful ministry. Endeared to Cape May and many dear friends she continued to reside here after Mr. Hess' death. During the past year she has been with her son in Portland, Me., and had decided to take up her residence there permanent! y«iri the fall, after ajymmcr among old faces and " beloved ,-scenes. Apparently in excellent health, she ^ was stricken down while nt thp home • at

, of her friends, Mr. and Mrs. Harry / Balm and died-vvithin a few days afi ter arriving in town. Her children, called hurriedly from Portland, arrived before she lapsed Ipto unconsciousness. . j. She Is survived by her son, Wm>B, | Dimon and family j Mr. Dimon is business manager of the Portland,. Maine, Evening Express. Funeral .services were held at the home of Mr. Balm pn Tuesday evening at 7:30, prayers being effered by the ' Rev. Hillma'n," pf the -First Methcdist Church, the denomination to which she was connected in early life. Interment was made' in Philadelphia a service at St. Mark's church the sen-ice being conducted by the Sector, Rev. Frank Vernon, D. D., (formerly Dean and Rector of St. Luke's Cathedral, Portland, the church of which she became a communicant* up taking up her residence ! there.

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! •• RESCUE LAUNCH Sunda^T~htlaf(l\valk visitors were treateduto an unusual thrill, a true rescue at sea — when the engine of the 'Annife D." piloted by Captain Nugent blew a cylinder head and drifted helplessly at sea. Cold Spring anil Cape May coast guards towed the disabled craft intoCape May Harbor. MEMORIAM In sad, but loving memory of my father, Mr. Joseph B. Chambers, who died May 8th, 1920: Just one year ago today, death strangely entered our home apd took our dear I%ther away. " O Father dear, May once more Is here, And to me, the saddest of the year. O dearest father how I miss you, How I miss your smiling face, « How L/eel that I should see" you In that lonely, vacant place. But I know that our dear Saviour, Who 'does all things for the best, . Has taken my dear father To His home for heavenly rest. Sadly missed by- his daughter. , DOROTHY. 431-lt-5'14-21

I CARD OF THANKS May we take this means of thank- / r 'nK the many dear friends who have '■ shown such kindness during Thi? reL. cenL illness of our mother. God bless \ s ydn-al}. ■* ■ l>. Mr. ahtl Mrs. William B. Dimon. 1 ~~ i 5 "We Picked TJp Seven Large Dead. ! - Rats Mrst Morning Using Rat-Snap" ( t tt,^° „wri^ef A'r- Carpenter, i Woodbndge, N. J. "We lost 18 small t chicks one night, killed bv rats, t ' Bought some RAT-SNAP and n'eked up 7 large dead rats next morning i 1 an.'Lin ? weeks didn't see a single rat. ( , RAT-SNAP is pood and sure." Comes r in cake ready for use. vTh.ree sizes, v ' 51.25. Sold and^ guaranteed c - by Konowitch Bros., J. C. Little and • Son and, Eldredge and Phillips. j ! Take the YelTowMIus Line for the County Fipld'Dav events. May 14th. . yars run to' the Grounds.

Cape May Gol<| Leaf is used in ■ stampirtg the letters on the covers of ® the handsome volumes of Mayflower f Descendants in Cape May Coupty, ii 464 pages, fully indexed. Send in 3 ybur order now before the edition is t taken by others. Order blank, on B fourth page. "Mayflower Descendants in Cape May County" now ready for subscribers. Volumes can be obtained at the office of the Star A Wave. g-. ' BOARD OF CHOSEN FREE HOLD- , ERS, COUNTY OF CAPE MAY,/ c NEW JERSEY ! NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS . Sealed- bids will be received and , opened by the Board at a regular meeting to be held in the Court House. Cape May Court House, N. J.', on Tuesday, May -17th, 1921, at 12 , , o'clock noon, for the following: To furnish all necessary * equipment and labor Apd do the work of raising" the grade of a section of the the Cape May-Wildwood Road, Section 2, from station .104 plus 50 to. station 122 plus 30, situate in the Coun- ► ty of Cape yMay. - Work to -be /done in accordance .with the plans and specifications prepared by County Engineer L. M. Rice qnd approved by this .Board, and which may be obtained upon application to Ml*. L. M. Rice, Wildwood, N. J., upon deposit of 55.00, which amount Will be refunded if the plans and. specifications are returned in good conditSon or accompany a -bid. Each bid must be accompanied by cash or eefrifiejl check made payable to the orderNrf the County Treasurer the sum of 'en -(iftT) per cent of the, bid, price, to -be held under condi- ' tions stated in the proposal. Each bidder must" furnish a certiffrom a satisfactory Surety *" duly signed and sealed bv authorized official, stating that bond will be furnished if the bidder is successful... . The Board reserves the right to reany or all bids*. By direction of the B&ard. IRVING FITCH. May 4, 1921. Qlerk. 438-lt-5-14-21

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