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an1 Summer Showing in J Tailor Made Suits and Top Coats ... I We offer you suits of such character and quality as you will delight to wear. Come see our beautiful line without obligation to buy. We know you will be pleased with the great variety and we will fit you absolutely: Best Material and Workmanship Guaranteed Charles Scherer 223 Decatur strfcet . CP, M.y. N. J. OPL ---■ mn I Vulcanizing g 8 automobile tires repaired g 1 Sabm • I § ■ . ^jggr § 1 I o 8 years experience in renaiiing all 5 Tires and Tubes. Work. Dositively X i § guaranteed. We carry in Stock the g ! A GENERAL TIRE noted for Its fine g X appearance and long mileage. Fab- © © Tie "tires are guaranteed for 7,000 g miles and Cord tires for 10,000 miles, g § C. e. holmes § § 403 Washington St., Cape May, N. J. § KEYSTONE 42i OPEN ALL THE YEAR THE GLENWOOD " t TABLE UNEXCELLED . 509 HUGHES STREET CENTRALLY LOCATED CAPE MAY, N. J. > Lillian Rott, Prop. KEYSTONE PHONES CAPE MAY 1-7S-WILDWOODU-7S Konowitch Brothers groceries, meats, provisions Butter Eggs — Fruib— Produce — Etc. Orders Promptly Filled -™aT 5'"" (Electrical Contractor... installation of motors MAKING A SPECIALTY OF STORE AND WINDOW LIGHTING A. D. REEVES KEYSTONE PHONE BD9-D3 CAPE MAY. N.J. " Cape May Electric Shoe Repairing Shop ' • A.SuDAK NEOLIN SOLES AND RUBB^fe HEELS A SPECIALTY We make a SPECIALTY of REPAIRING SHOES WHILE YOU WAIT Bootblack'in Building for lilies and Gentlemejj. , . «. Shoe Sundries and All Kinds of Polishes for Sale. ; "505 Washington. Street. Cape May, n. J. R. M. WENTZELL - 33 PERRY STREET • Furniture Bedding Rugs Linoleum -Estimates on all kinds of furniture will be furnished promptly. KEYSTONE PHONE GOODS DELIVERED ' =====— — jL— -■ . ' ' ' A RELIABLE BUBtDER Otis M. Townsend 218 Qcean St Cape May, N. J.

Amr QBAMTIIT OF LUMBER I ha any h—th. wttt or thtrkkai far fo ^ any parpu— iMtia tha^a the mt- th far wa make ywm taffay.-vW* mart WA here ample stocks ef iiaaaari, aj fffci f J t^akm In ear yaitl to be able to 4C V, make sack a breed offer. We have! ui ^ N And evpricee wfll save roe maaey. 0( m ^ jc GEORGE OGDEN & SON * ^ "l CAPE MAY, N. I .i > CHAMBERS FISH MARKET Fresh Fish of All Kinds in Season ^ loft Shell Crabe and Fresh * Picked Crab. Meat £ PHONE ORDERS WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION d Keystone Phone 206 Bell Phone 17-W _ 1 a . JERE CHAMBERS, Prop. 316 and 318 Mansion St., Cape May, N. J. u Bell Phone 67 Keystona Phone 75 * The Atlantic Tobacco Co. h 145 feAST OAK AVENUE WILDWOOD. N. J. P WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF CIGARS, TOBACCO, CIGARETTES e AND CONFECTIONERY f . . . | f WHOLESALE ONLY WE ALSO CARRY A FULL_LINE OF PAPER BAGS, ROLL PAP- f ER.4CE CREAM BOXES, PLATES, SPOONI AND NAPKINS ° I ' = I Charles York Stites York ■ YORK BROTHERS Carpenters an<t Builders ! ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN ON ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS r SATISFACTION GUARANTEED i P. O. Box 661 ;

* Fine December we're having this May! . . WANTED-^-Girls to learn press feeding. Star and Wave Pud. Co.

1 5 FOR SALE OR RENT— 10 room a house, completely furnished, good j location, 3, blocks from City Hall, j large lot, electric lights, very reasonable. Apply No. 202 Star and Wave. 4-23*202 i

A WONDERFUL RECORD From South. Bend, Indiana, A. R. Erskine, president of the Stndebaker Corporation issued on May Slat the following . interesting statement on automobile industry: Our AprH Sales were 6,589 cars against 2,602 last year, and May 7,400 against 4,084 last year- We have unfilled orders on hand for about 7,qars. ( • ' Our May collations exceed twelve million dollars, and we are today enjoying the biggest business in our history with all indications pointing its continuance. In the first quarter we did thirteen per cent of the total business qf the country, and this quarter are doing fifteen per cent 'of the total business, excluding Ford. . Our profits for this quarter will probably exceed five million dollars before taxes, and 'we fully expect to maintain our present position of leadership in- the industry. We are today making price adjustments based on lower costs, in.additiobvto redaction made eight years ago, and anticipate no difficulty in continuing record earnings throughout the year. The reductions in the prices of motor care which are now occurring are a good thing for the industry, because they will assist in the restoration of confidence and stability. Prices cannot return to pre war levels, because quality standards .are and wages will not return .,to levels. Manufa&urers of popular, well established, standardized cars, made complete in their own will be able to make satisprofits at new price . levels, and the automobile industry will flourish and prosper "if" as when any. industry in the United States is able to do so. Our automobile industry is a stalwart giant and not a weakling tottering to its grave as. some people seem to think at the present time. In our present general depression, this industry has stood up as well, and operated at as high a percentage any industry. The United States in the world's market for motor cars, and our industry will continue to lead all others .in the value of exports of manufactured goods. Persons engaged in the automobile ahd the owners of its securities are, in a fortunate position today as compared with most industries, and I congratulate them. 5 n

1 Goodrich Tire Prices leduced^O Per cent The last word in Quality ^ The best word in Price ji; ' 1 Silvertown /fk CORDS / —■■■■— SILVEKTOWN CORDS I /"\ /Ofti WWlflPl SIZE Anti-SKid Safety Tread TUBES r tiwm 111 30 3i $34-5Q *255 ^11 Rill 323i $32.9Q ^.90 ^ I I SWIM 32"4 $41.85 *3.55 ^ ^ I | |m| 33-4 $43.1Q $3.7<y ' I I |§§§ 32-4'i $47.3Q *4.!f0 I " I Bain 33x4'i $48.4Q $4.65 i I KPj 34x41/1 $49.65 $4.75 I || ISEB 33-5 $58.9Q ?S35 = . I35*5 1 $61-90 1 r580| \ wBjSmS Fabric Tires \ W mSuBI 30-3 *1200 Safety 32-4 $26.90 V MMtm slfei^ 30-3^13^5 Sa% 33-4 ^2830 ^ NAB Safety 30-3^ %gQ Safety 33^^3715 Anti-Skid Safety Tread THE B.F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY 8ILVERXOWN CAkrorKOmo ! * !' f- '■ * - ;. " , 1

THE ARRIVAL OF 1MB MAYFLOWER , * ^ 'M a Poem read at special services at the first landing place of the Pilgrims, West End, Provineetown. • Mass., Sunday, August 29, 3 p. m., at the exercises conducted by Sons ahd -. Daughters of the Pilgrims. Read also at Plymouth, Mass., Compact Day. Cape Cod. November 11, 1620, O. 3. November's moon lights cloudless skies, — Bright harvests, Indian maidens sing; The swift canoe glides o'er the Bay; ' The Autumn leaves the winds now King. ; V The morning sun lifts drowsy tog, — 1 The South wind, stirs the swelling . seas, — . » Lo, in the East, a strange mirage, — - A white winged ship, with friendly ! ' breeze. - ' ■ The Mayflower — freight of human 1 folks, — . : Lifts the horizon's Western bars, — • Cuts deep, uncharted Western seas. • Marking her course by golden stare. " A strange, new land, a stranger race • Wait the incoming Pilgrims' bark; - The -stores of sands, the distant hills, s In dreamy haze, their wonder mark. > -~-k_ f Noe welcome sounds from sea or shore; 4 i Sitence eternal broods o'er alT," • Save wind and wave and sea-bird call, — 1 .Nature's own voice— her .Seneschal. s "Land ho," "Wh.ose land," "whose water these?" a "Home seeks we, in God's owji hand, e W^, dreamed of rest, beyond the seas, e Of God's own Peace, in New-found-lands." i, • I, "Steer straight for land, O, helmse man, steer, s Make harbor in some quiet sea, . r The ocean crossed, we'll ne'er ree cross, — . This land is ours, it e'er shall be!" c "See yonder sand-crowned bastion high, — y Beyond wide waters seem at rest; j Make yonder Point, — Wide' berth to shoals, — Cape Cod our Harbor, it's the best."

The gallant prow obeys the helm, 1* The old ship bounds at the con \J mand, . While tear dimmed eyes and throb- ./ bing hearts . Proclaim the - jg,w, the Promised land. The Mayflqwer rounds The Golden Horn, The freight of Entire in her hold; Her' anchor fast, hcr^Salls all furled. Her cabin rich in human souls. . '-<_/• Thus spoke the Elder, "Let us ■ pray." ' . On bended knee they bow in prayer; Homage. an<L. Praise all hearts engage,— Beth-EthsJ 1-fttf her new altar there. 'Twas meet that in Communion true, ^A well-friu.-.cd Compact, they should . r "^nake, Ere yet they touched "the wintry strand," "United," "free," . ^'for Conscience , sako-'1 . ■ . Law, Freedom, Liberty they pledged On that high altar- on the sea^— • The Bay of Provincetown gave birth To Twentieth Century Liberty. v "Builders of Empire, disembark, Fulfill your mission's high entail; Make Pawmett sands the' precious dust JA Of world', wide Freedom's Holy Grajl."^ Three centuries have rolled their ^ -rounds; - . Old Pawmett Rands have stood the shock Of Ocean's waves and whirlwinds roar, Secure and grand as .Plymouth Rock. Sail on, Sail on, O Ship of State, Uncharted seas thy keel awai. " * - Make harber safe for Earth's wide _ stock . ' , As Pawmett Sands and Plymouth Rock. \ THOMAS W. BfCKNEl^L, Secretary Gen. National* Society, Sons and Daughter, of -the Pilgrir^s. ' Providence, R. I.' PLAN WORK AND SAVE Start the saving habit and open an , account with the Security Trqsf Co. A Strong Institution.