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KEYSTONE 425 - OPEN ALL THE YEAR THE GLENWOOD _ TABLE UNEXCELLED 509 HUGHES STREET CENTRALLY LOCATED CAPE MAY, N. J. Mrs. Lillian Rott, Prop. ^ v KEYSTONE PHONES CAPE MAY 1-73— WILDWOOD 1-73 Konowitch Brothers GROCERIES, MEATS, PROVISIONS Butter — Eggs — Fruit — Produce — Etc. Orders Promptly Filled / ' urucia x

3418-10 Washington Street CAPE MAY

2405-07 Pacific Avenue WILDWOOD '

, " ; i (Electrical Contractor... ~ INSTALLATION OF MOTORS ' MAKING A SPECIALTY OF STORE AND WINDOW LIGHTING A. D. REEVES KEYSTONE PHONE 809-D3 CAPE MAY. N.J. Cape May Electric Shoe Repairing Shop • A. SuOAK .• NEOLIN- SOLES AND RUBBER HEELS A SPECIALTY - We make a SPECIALTY of REPAIRING SHOES WHILE YOU WAIT j Bootb}ack in Building for Ladies and Gentlemen. „ * Shoe' Sundries and All Kinds of Polishes for Sale. 565 Washington Street ' Cape May, N. J. R. M. WENTZELL / ' 33 PERRY STREET Furniture Bedding Rugs Linoleum Estimates on all kind* of furniture will be furnished promptly. KEYSTONE PHONE GOODS DELIVERED

A RELIABLE BUILDER ^ , Otis M. Townsend

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CHAMBERS FISH MARKET , \ f | Fresh Fish of AH Kinds in Season 1 Soft Shell Crabs and Fresh Picked Crab Meat PHONE ORDERS WILL RECEIVE 1PROMPT ATTENTION 1 •Keystone Phonfc 206 BeU Phone 17-W 1 JERE CHAMBERS, Prop, f 316 and 318 Mansion St., Cape-May, N. J. wL > Bell Phone 67 Keystone Phone 75 The Atlantic Tobacco Co. '145 EAST OAK AVENUE WILDWOOD. N. j* WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF*CIGARS, TOBACCO, CIGARETTES I ' AND CONFECTIONERY WHOLESALE ONLY f WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF PAPER BAQS, ROLL PAP- j ER, ICE CREAM BOXES, PLATES, SPOONS AND NAPKINS. Charles York • StitesYork N YORK BROTHERS Carpenters and Builders ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN ON ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS SATISFACTION GUARANTEED P. O. Box 661

Fine D^ember we're having this j May! - WANTED— Girls to learn press feeding. Stat and Wave Pub. Co.

FOR SALE OR RENT— 10 "room house, completely furnished, good location, 3 blocks from City Hall, targe lot, electric lights, very reasonable. Apply No. 202 Star and Wave. 4.-23-202 d

WHERE FISHING |i IS WORTH WHILE ' ANGLERS OF THE PAST WEEK IJ HAVE VARIED LUCK AT THEIR ' FAVORITE SPOTS — FLOUND- ! ERS STILL PLENTIFUL. j Fishing during the past week, has been as varied as there has been j numbers 'of. fishermen. < Anglers trying their luck at Cape j May Paint off the jetties, which for the past two summers have been -> ideal report that early in the week A Weak fish bit freely but from the t] middle of the week until Tuesday of . this ,week "skates" and a few flound- , ers. were all that were landed. j 11 Off the "stone pile" at , Sewell's h Point, Cape May, the result has been similar altho a few small weak fish been* added to the days catch. At Rio Grande Draw Bridge eels u and large flounders have been biting n freely all the week and'to add to the j] zest there have been many "skates" c added to the String, much to the anglers' disgust. On the beach front pf; Five Mile Beach king^frsh have been running to a some extent ahd some few weak fish ^ and flounders. / ' . ; . Drum have commenced to bite on the banks in the Delaware and some c report intermittent' catches of red r drum off Two Mile Beach in the t surf. Up to date however the most successful fishermen have, been those who tried their skill in 'turtle Gut , Inlet on the Two Mile Beach. The s : main draw back to this spot is the - fact that it is necesewwto leave any : kind of aanveyari'ce on tne Crest side : of the inlet and walk across thq_dam ' 1 and then out to the mouth of the in- , let. A matter of perhaps forty-five minutes walking. To the ardent follower of Isaac Walton a few minutes i more or desS are -mere incidents and . so there has been every day a large . group of good casters gathered on . the waters edge. To be successful at - Turtle Gut Inlet it is necessary to beable to cast a hundred feet or so. At Norbury's Landing, Green Creek, another favorite starting point with many of our experienced anglers the season has hardly opened yet but most of the party boats are ready for the season and most of them were busy last Sunday. PLAN WORK AND SAVE 1, , Start the saving habit and open an l" account with the Security Trust Co. 2 A Strong Institution.

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SHRINE CLUB IS ! WELL UjWER WAY 1 ORGANIZATION IS "] RAPIDLY GROWING INTO A " ? , BIG PERMANENT CLUB THAT i WILL BE A CREDIT TO MUNICIPALITIES OF THE ISLAND AND TO THE . COUNTY AS j 'WELL . 'v.] i A special meeting of Nobles of the 1 Mystic Shrine assembled at Hunt's ' -1 ' Theatre on June tenth for - I purpose of completing, the organof a Shrine Club, to be Wiled -J j the "Wildwood Shrine Club of tape County." Noble Edwin B. Fagan, who acted as chairman of the' preliminary meeting, was chosen as permanent Chairduring the time the Shrine Club in course of completion, charter received and Shrine Club -officers elects ed to the several offices. Noble C. A. Heil, Jr., was chosen secretary and Noble A. D. Austin as At this meeting the nucleus of tbe" ~ club was formed and a considerable number elected .which gives impetus 1 the movement as every member ia a worker from the word go. Noble Hunt offered the Hunt's ; Avenue Theatre as a temporary meet- , ; place and the room was accepted ; with the. thanks of the organization- . Committees were selected and ' Wednesday, June 15th, set for the | next meeting. , Noble Himmelein was. made chairs man of the Ways, and Means commit- J ® tee, Noble Hunt chairman of the Enl tertainment committee, Noble Piert pont, by unanimous assent, chairman e of the Booster" Committee and Noble V Aich as chairman of the Advertising • J committee. * s It was the conclusion of the meett ing that- the, Railroad Committer of r the Board of Trade be asked Jo work e in conjunction with the Ways 'and Means Committee. Promptly on the hour on. the evening of June i 5th those Nobles were present at the first meeting gathered n at the Theatre and with them a number of others ' swelling the second gathering to a pleasing number. 9 Plans' for a big entertainment on

July 13th were quickly formulated and it was' decided to hold the attrac- » tions on the beach front. The Automobile Comnrtttce made -known its plans to give away an automobile of the same type that will be used to give some hair-raising" stunts on the beach on that date. A » The July 13th entertainment will • bfco-eplete with attractions and will ^ not only prove to be interesting but will also be remunerative to the Organization. The Shriners have arranged for a huge electric, sign that will be erect- . ed on the front of the Theatre showing their hpndquartcjs and r.iaki" ; * their meeting frt*c£/bne of the brightest and most attrd'etiye^bn the avc- • The charter, through, its. Solicitor, . . Noble Robert fright, has b;en . an- . plied for so that the organization is rapidly rcunding and. settli -.g down to a drive that car-it help bet result in action that will be both pleasing and gratifying to Cape May - , County and all" Shrincdom. At the last meeting- many new members were added to"* the ever , growing list, and these new members if re, with those elected 'at the first meeting, reaching out in. every direction for additional members for the - next meeting to follow. -r A benefit entertainment in% the near, future will be given at the Theatre . - Headquarter*- On this evening pic- % . tures of uhusu'al inteVest and imporf- . .ance will be shown. Sir. Hunt With his immense line of Theatres ts en.- ' JL abled to get the pick of the best pictures of the most prominent produc- ! ers in the county and Wildwood Expects. a treat on the night of j the'1 benefit which .it is safe to ' predict v. ; will be forthcoming.

LYCEUM CONCERTS HAVE BEEN ANNOUNCED . Five Ivceum concerts Jfave been ai - ranged for the coming fall and winter months- One entertainment -a month will be given, the first of. which will -be held in October. . Full details are not; yet completed fcpi the concerts selected are: The. Plymouth Male Quartette. Light Opera Revue. Sipher-Schwartz Concert Qp. Impenal Instrumentalists. Young juicy sweet corn on table all summer is a "dream .that comes true, when successive plantings l - of the corn are put in every 10 days.